The Project site structure is intended to be flexible enough to accommodate a range of projects, initiatives, and centers, but you can easily edit the menu and pages if they do not fit your needs. Choosing the Project site preset will pre-populate your website with these menu links and pages: HOME, Overview, Activities, People, Resources, News & Events, About.
Example:
Below are tips and examples of the kinds of content to consider including in each section.
1. Overview
Purpose: To describe up front what your initiative/project does. This section does not need to literally be called “Overview;” you can come up with anther suitable title that is more specific to your project.
Examples: Information about who your project serves, the project’s purpose, and and outcomes, mission statement.
2. Activities
Purpose: To highlight the activities of your initiative. Again, this can be customized to best fit your project. You could call this section “programs,” for example.
Examples: Information about your programs and initiatives.
3. People
Purpose: To highlight the project’s leadership and staff. The profiles can highlight their roles, expertise, and contact information.
4. Resources
Purpose: To highlight resources and facilities that will be of interest or useful to your visitors. Examples of what to include: Forms, applications, information about facilities, training, documentation, reports, other tools or information that can be used by your visitors.
5. News & Events
Purpose: To showcase what’s happening now in your department, announcements, and upcoming events.
6. About
Purpose: To provide background about your organization and logistical information
Examples: General department contact information, directions, job opportunities, history, annual reports.
Updated: 4May23