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#Prospective students | #Prospective students | ||
#Prospective faculty/researchers | #Prospective faculty/researchers | ||
Secondary audiences for UNMC’s web presence include: | Secondary audiences for UNMC’s external web presence include: | ||
#Prospective staff | #Prospective staff | ||
#Current students | #Current students | ||
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#Alumni | #Alumni | ||
#The local community | #The local community | ||
#Patients (This audience primarily | #Patients (This audience primarily falls to our clinical partners, including Nebraska Medicine, Children’s Hospital & Medical Center and others.) | ||
Prioritization of digital projects will be based on the needs of UNMC's most important audiences, and institutional resources will be allocated accordingly. The Web Governance Board sets a roadmap for new digital initiatives, and the Web Advisory Group ensures representation and communication across the institution.<br /> | Prioritization of digital projects will be based on the needs of UNMC's most important audiences, and institutional resources will be allocated accordingly. The Web Governance Board sets a roadmap for new digital initiatives, and the Web Advisory Group ensures representation and communication across the institution.<br /> | ||
The navigation and information architecture for UNMC’s digital presence is based on primary audience needs rather than on the university’s organizational chart or internal processes.<br /> | The navigation and information architecture for UNMC’s digital presence is based on primary audience needs rather than on the university’s organizational chart or internal processes.<br /> | ||
University websites should enable visitors to find desired information and complete intended transactions quickly. The UNMC website shall be designed to best serve all audiences by focusing on our website visitors’ needs. User-centered design principles shall be implemented in tandem with usability testing. | University websites should enable visitors to find desired information and complete intended transactions quickly. The UNMC website shall be designed to best serve all audiences by focusing on our website visitors’ needs. User-centered design principles shall be implemented in tandem with usability testing. | ||
===Brand Consistent=== | ===Brand Consistent=== | ||
Effective brands maintain a consistent experience across all properties. Consistency is the most important factor in ease of navigation and effective communication. UNMC websites and all digital presences must conform to UNMC's standards for communication and branding. | Effective brands maintain a consistent experience across all properties. Consistency is the most important factor in ease of navigation and effective communication. UNMC websites and all digital presences must conform to UNMC's standards for communication and branding. | ||