When managing a website at the University of Chicago, working through the process of developing one, or contemplating a new project, it can be difficult to find the correct guidance. The following resources help break down the website development process, introduce the self-service and campus-supported website content management systems, and provide support on domain requests and hosting options.

• Policies and Standards - Guidelines to facilitate correct representation of the UChicago web standards for security, digital accessibility, and brand usage on University websites
• Self-Service Voices Support - Resources for self service-related questions, including for websites and class blogs
• Website Development Process - High-level overview of what to anticipate throughout the project lifecycle when building a new University of Chicago website
• Checklist for New Websites - Checklist intended to guide campus partners through the key requirements for launching a website on the University of Chicago domain. It should be used early in the planning process and referenced throughout design, development, and prelaunch review to confirm that the site aligns with University policies, standards, and guidelines. Units are responsible for ensuring that each item is addressed before requesting approval to launch.
• Web Accessibility - Resources and tips for ensuring your website is easily navigated and understood by all members of our campus community
• Glossary of Web Terms - Definitions of web-related technical terminology
• Domains - Information on addressing domain requests, best practices for choosing a domain name, and domain redirects and name mapping
• Hosting - Information on determining website hosting needs, including available pre-approved University website hosting options
• Vita [ExpressionEngine] User Guide - Reference guide for websites built in the ExpressionEngine content management system (CMS)