CONTENT
All content for all Life University websites must, at minimum, support
the University’s mission. However, departments may have additional
guidelines and restrictions, in line with those of the University’s, for their
websites.
All published content must be accurate and current. For this reason,
rather than reproducing and republishing general University information
or course descriptions, pages should link back to the appropriate page(s)
on the University’s website.
Site developers should use engaging content, such as images, photos
and video. This type of content usually has large file sizes that may
frustrate visitors who have slow connections or those on mobile
devices. The use of such content, therefore, should be guided in part by
the intended audience, the location of the intended audience and its
technical capabilities.
Content should not include any advertising. However, Life University
eventsites may identify and link to sponsors of those events.
Content Violations
Content that violates local or federal law, or infringes University policy,
may be subject to immediate removal. Listed below are some types of
inappropriate content:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Libelous statements
Use and/or distribution of pirated (illegally obtained) software,
sound or video files
Use and/or distribution of destructive software
Illegal use of copyrighted material
Use of pornographic or lascivious material
Pages that redirect or link to sites with any of the previously listed
materials
Life University Website Creation Guide | 3