The University logo should not appear on personal pages. Users are less likely to spend any length of time actually reading information on the web than they are reading a book or other printed publication. They want to access information quickly and with the minimum of effort. Web authors need to cater for this attitude in the way they structure and present information. Information should be credible and objective and presented in such a way as to highlight subjects and keywords to the user and enable them to scan-read pages.
Many people wish to print pages from the web for later reference.
Make sure that pages are produced so they can be printed. All content to be proofed for the Web as for a printed publication. All text must be spell checked, and image captions checked for accuracy etc. Act promptly to correct errors once notified. Ensure that there is consistency between the print and online versions of the same information, especially in areas such as course titles.