Brush up on your CMS skills using our quick reference guide that looks at the top 10 essential functions every editor should know.
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Steps to maintain, optimize and ensure your content is compliant
Without regular review and care, your website’s documents can quickly morph into a sprawling incubator of outdated and forgotten content. Here’s five expert tasks to help you get your site documents ship-shape.
Now the University has kicked into gear, we turn our attention to the year ahead – a time to welcome the newcomers, review your CMS site and begin tidy-ups.
Hyperlinks are used to help users navigate around a website. Their purpose is to connect pages, images and documents to one another to either internal pages or external websites.
Site auditing is an important step in continuing to keep your site content fresh, engaging and complete. We recommend editors continuously review content checking for accuracy, broken links and content value.
The process of periodically auditing your website requires further thought to delve deeper into your website. A site audit provides a health check for your website assessing goals and ensuring you can provide the best possible user experience.
Adding a document to your webpage can often be a tricky conversation. Before you upload a document to your site, ask yourself these questions.
Although events are currently being conducted online, please don’t forget to tag your event for relevant audiences and campuses.
You may have noticed that new designs and components are selectively rolling out across our website. These components and layouts are part of La Trobe’s Design System and they help deliver consistent web experiences. Some of the benefits are that users can now expect a similar experience on the website as well as on our other digital interfaces. To learn more about design systems and their role see what is a design system.
Caching is the process of storing a copy of a file in a temporary local location of the browser you are using. A cache is the location in which these files are stored.
Caching improves efficiency as your browsers will look for a local copy of data. This will allow for faster load speeds when accessing the same pages. Caching will reduce servers load time; which processes large amounts of data every time someone visits the page. Thus, increasing web performance and user experience.
Spelling mistakes can be embarrassing and unprofessional. They can distract the user and reduce the credibility of your content. We don’t want users losing interest, leaving our site with more questions than first imagined. The best way to tackle spelling mistakes is proofreading and we have some tips for you.
