This document is continuously being reviewed, updated, and improved. If you are not, please consult the OSU-Okmulgee Web Developer Guidelines . Consulting one of the OSU-Okmulgee tutorials or other online resources on using the web, writing HTML, or searching the internet may also be helpful. Instructional and Internet Technologies in the Learning Resource Center provides assistance to faculty and staff learning about web technologies.
Template files are always under development.
There are templates to use if you want to create your own pages. The ideal Web page is attractively designed, communicates effectively, and leads easily to related information. To achieve this ideal page, consider page content and structure, the wording of your page, the links you create, and the graphics you use. For a general sense of WWW page layout, consult an HTML Style Guide such as Tim Berner-Lee's Style Guide for Online Hypertext . There are many style guides available online as well as in book form.