So, in response to never ending inquiries about what skills are required to author web pages, how do we get access to do so, what training do you recommend, and the like, I revamped my standards and guidelines late last year. These are by no means comprehensive, and many organizations might find more stringent standards are needed in their environment. However, given the environment here, my limited authority, and the need to lay down the law at least on certain issues, I created a basic framework in which content authors must work. The navigation design should be consistent with and adhere to the standard. Pages beneath the first page in a department site must have a link back to the first page of that site.
Web sites are always under construction.
Do not activate links without content. Web sites should be written following standard HTML as opposed to proprietary, browser dependent extensions of the language. A single, global directory will be maintained containing company and product logos. The Webmaster can assist you with logo issues. Training such as the ones listed above can be obtained from local training vendors.