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Best Practices and Web Standards for Cascade

It's not just content, it's the best content out there.

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The Best Practices for Your Content

Putting your content on Cascade isn't as simple as a cut and paste.

You have to make sure you're using headers correctly so Web Crawlers can index your page properly. You need to use descriptive file names, utilize metadata, and include versioning (when applicable). You should probably do some keyword research as well. Come to think of it, you should also write skimmable content to help increase reader retention. 

  • Whew. That's a lot. (What's worse, that's not everything). 

If you're scratching your head (or are already worried about your workflow), don't sweat it. We've got you covered.

Explore the best practices for Cascade below: 

Web Standards at Ole Miss

Our campus partners have essential information and content that their audiences need to see. Through Cascade and workflows we connect your message to your audience. 

  • But, there are a number of web standards we have to follow to make sure pages make the cut, speak to all audiences effectively, show up in search, and represent the University of Mississippi in the best way possible. 

Here you'll find detailed break-downs of our web standards for information in general and specific pages and modules as well. 

Understanding Cascade web standards at Ole Miss

Writing for the web is like writing for any genre. From noir to westerns, there's rules and expectations the writer should follow to meet audience expectations. Think of web standards as a way to meet your audiences expectations and make sure your message hits home. 

Here' you'll find standards on: