| Page Layout for Subject / Topic / Course Guides | |
|---|---|
| Guide landing page (Get Started) adheres to a side navigation, two-column layout with core boxes listing requisite number of recommended resources and relevant guides | |
| Guide consists of 10 or fewer pages total | |
| Subsequent guide pages use one-column or two-column layout | |
| Subsequent page titles consistent with recommended conventions |
Topic guides provide users of all levels and experiences—from incoming freshmen and emeritus faculty to even library staff—research guidance and recommendations specific to a relevant topic (e.g., current events, open access, etc.).
Topic guides must adhere to the same conventions as subject guides in respect to:
NOTE: Do not assign subjects to Topic guides. Topic guides are intended to be more general and not reappear under multiple Subject lists. If you would like the content of a Topic guide to appear in your Subject area list, make a copy and modify it to that subject area, rename it, and then assign a Subject to that new guide, (e.g., creating "Criminal Justice Tests and Measurements" from Topic guide "Tests and Measurements"). Using a box on a Subject Guide for Related Guides with a link to the Topic guide is also an option.
