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Home > Kansas.gov Standards > Template design Template designKansas.gov Style Guide for the WebDoes your agency Web site need to be redesigned? Kansas.gov offers a template-based Web site design to any state Kansas government agency free of charge. Does your agency need help with navigation, design, user testing, accessibility or software applications? Kansas.gov offers consultation services to government agencies. Sample TemplateBelow is a basic template that incorporates the left-column navigation, header and footer based on the Kansas.gov portal. If you are a state agency and would like Kansas.gov to develop a template for your Web site, please contact us for more information. View and download the complete set of documents and templates required to develop your Web site. Files contain xhtml templates (main page, secondary page & server side include files), style sheets & images (layered & optimized).
The templates are broken into 5 components:
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Doctype & Meta TagsThis is a sample code snippet of the doctype and metatags Kansas.gov incorporates into the Kansas Web site. Doctype<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" MetatagsIf your Web site is optimized for the wrong keyword phrases then you may be driving the wrong traffic to your site or receive little Web traffic. <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /> < top Search EngineHere is a sample code snippet of the search engine on the Kansas Web site. Kansas.gov uses the Google search engine on all Web sites developed. If you are a state agency and would like Kansas.gov to add a search engine on your Web site, please contact us for more information.
<form action="http://kansas.google.cdc.nicusa.com/search" method="get" name="googlesearch" id="googlesearch"> < top Interactive FormsHere is an example of a simple interactive form Kansas.gov can provide an agency on their Web site. When the form is filled out, the information is sent to an e-mail address. If you are a state agency and would like Kansas.gov to add a simple form on your Web site, please contact us for more information.
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Tool BoxRecommended ReadingWeb Accessibility for People with Disabilities by Michael G. Paciello This book provides a clear understanding of what accessibility is along with legal requirements, instructions and examples that any designer can follow and use. Kansas.gov rating: 5 out of 5 |