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Editing web pages with Contribute

Creating content

Page titles are also very important for people who need to use assistive

technologies such as talking browsers. The page title is announced whenever a

talking browser user moves between pages. If the title doesn't describe the content

of the page, or it is meaningless (for example, "home page" or "untitled"), or if the

same title is used for every page, the site will be unusable. If you do not use the title

element properly your pages may fail the W3C WAI accessibility guidelines.

Guidance on composing suitable page titles

Think about:

How you would like your page to appear in search engine results •

How you would like your page to be recorded in a user's browser bookmarks/•

favourites

If the page title was to be read out by a screen reader, what you would like it to •

say

You need to provide as much information as possible, but not too much otherwise

search engines may choose to ignore it. Try to limit your page titles to 64 characters.

It is also good practice to include primary and secondary information, for example

"Page title composition – Web publishing good practice guide" or "Middle East

Report – World Affairs – CNN News".

Editing a page title

You can change the title of your page after you have created it. With the page in edit

mode, click on Format on the menu and choose Page Properties. The dialog box

opens at the Title/Encoding category.

Make your changes and click OK.

File names: good practice

When choosing a name for your le, you should follow the University's standard

conventions. You will nd full details at http://www.recordsmanagement.

ed.ac.uk/InfoStaff/RMstaff/RMprojects/PP/FileNameRules/

FileNameRules.htm

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