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Adhering to this style guide will help ensure a consistent web experience for users as well as the integrity of the York identity.  \nIn this document, the Design Overview describes web page layouts, elements and font/colour specifications; the Content Development Guidelines offer general information about employing these standards, guidelines for use of images, editorial tips, and adding other standardized tools and elements to a York website.  \nThe York Web Production Guide that accompanies this guide gives  \ntechnical guidelines and specifications for creating webpages/sites when using the York template.  \nThese documents address general needs in website development. For aspects that are not addressed, please contact Marketing & Creative Services.  \nThe [yorku.ca](yorku.ca) template design incorporates the top Global Navigation header and the overall [yorku.ca](yorku.ca) home page style. It is intended to create a clean and inviting site with user-friendly fonts, bursts of York red and plenty of white space. It also takes into account the most recent accessibility standards.  \nLAYOUT SECTIONS:  \nThe web page template contains common layout sections to maintain consistency, as well as some variations to address different page needs.  \n05.2012 YORK UN IVERSITY WEBSITE STYLE GUIDE 2  \nDESIGN OVERVIEW  \n1. Global Navigation  \n2. Banner  \n3. Left Navigation Sidebar  \n5. Main Content Area  \n4. Slideshow/Photograph/Design Treatment Area* (optional)  \n6. Right Column Sidebar  \n7. Bottom Link Menu (optional)  \n8. Footer  \n1. GLOBAL NAVIGATION  \nPurpose: To clearly indicate that the website is part of the larger York University site.  \nThis area remains consistent throughout all web pages on all York University websites. It makes a web page easily identifiable as a York-affiliated entity and gives navigation options to visitors.  \nThere are two versions of the Global Navigation: Internal: To be used for a primarily internal (York-based) audience, such as Finance, HR and the President’s website  \nExternal: To be used for a predominantly external (public) audience, such as Future Students, Careers, Alumni and Development (Giving to York) websites  \nThe default is internal, however, if your site audience is predominantly external, please contact Marketing & Creative Services.  \nThis page element is mandatory and cannot be modified.  \n05.2012 YORK UN IVERSITY WEBSITE STYLE GUIDE 3  \nDESIGN OVERVIEW  \n2. BANNER  \nPurpose: Consistent visual identification of website name  \nGuidelines for Banner Use:  \n• The banner must span the template width  \n• The title in the banner must be the title of the website (i. e. not a section title or page title) and must be consistent throughout the site. 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