This template bundle was developed in several feedback loops.
The menu structure should be adopted as far as possible to ensure a consistent appearance across the univie.ac.at websites.
The page structure provides modern user guidance on desktop and mobile devices.
When creating and editing your new website, please pay particular attention to the following points:
- Do not create more than 5 main menu items and no more than 4 sub-levels.
- Use a clear page structure organised by H1, H2, and H3 headings.
- Insert paragraphs and subheadings in longer texts to enable quick scanning of the website.
- Ensure that there is no duplicate content on other websites. Use links to refer directly to websites where information is already available.
- Place anchor links to areas further down on the page or link to other subpages.
- Think in terms of target groups, not organisational logic: What does my target group want to learn on this page? Where do they want to be directed to?
- Do not use internal abbreviations or technical terms without explanation or in page headings.
- Only translate a page once the version in the standard language has been completely created and finalised.
- Make sure that copyright and alt-texts are used correctly for images.
- Check the mobile version and the desktop version before going online.
Accessible & visible: Prepare content correctly:
Digital accessibility: When creating content, pay attention to digital accessibility guidelines. When content elements and plug-ins are used correctly, the legally required technical accessibility is guaranteed at least at WCAG Level AA.
Search engine and AI optimisation: User search queries are increasingly being answered by AI text outputs. Websites must therefore provide information that is as compact and consistent as possible in a structured form.
→ Important information about digital accessibility and SEO/AI optimisation
→ If you have any questions, please contact the TYPO3 Service Desk
