1. Introduction
All websites and applications must be correctly referenced in current browsers and must be easily accessible to people with a handicap.
Do you programme websites or online applications for Ghent University? This part of the style guide shows you how to create a website correctly, using our corporate design.
This website consciously deviates from the guidelines described in this styleguide, so there is a clear difference between the instruction texts and the examples in html code.
In the right upper corner of the window you can also see the difference of the browser in desktop - tablet - mobile, corresponding with the device you are using.
More information: ICT helpdesk
All websites and applications must be correctly referenced in current browsers and must be easily accessible to people with a handicap.
The identification of a website and the navigation through the site occurs via the header, breadcrumbs, footer and (if necessary) page navigation.
Must haves: colours, typography, favicon, ...
Text fields, dropdown, radio buttons, ...
How does the content behave per device in desktop, tablet and mobile?
What sort of content blocks can a web page contain?
Examples of how all components from chapter 'A. Introduction' until '6.Page components' come together.
Only the websites that are built with the central cms ‘Plone’ are actively supported.
Developers who program a website without this cms must apply our corporate design, based on this online styleguide.
You can request a copy of the original Github code by sending an email to huisstijl@ugent.be