Pages should be signed by the person responsible for the maintenance of the information. Links to information services located off-campus should be made clear by the menu structure. Value of Icons Icons, logos, etc. However it should be borne in mind that graphical items will create extra network traffic. The Computing Service recommends that, in order to provide a rapid response, non-essential graphics are kept to a minimum, if used at all.
Graphics are valuable it certain circumstances.
For example photographs of individuals can help in identifying people, amps of the campus can assist visitors, etc. The challenge for the author on the WWW is to design an information infrastructure in which graphics are provided only when needed. Your Responsibilities You have now read an introduction to authoring on the World Wide Web and, no doubt, are keen to store your departmental information on the Web. Please bear in mind the maintenance issues associated with any information source. If, for example, you install minutes of a meeting the reader will expect all subsequent minutes to be available.