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Web Templates

These web templates can be used to create a framework for your Purdue website that is in brand, aligns with your organization’s goals, is accessible and is easy to navigate.

WordPress

The Purdue Marketing and Communications web development team actively supports a branded theme for websites powered by WordPress. These sites are typically used to promote short-term initiatives and where frequent updates are required.

The branded WordPress theme is available to all ITaP WordPress instances and is also available for download from github.com/Purdue.

wordpress sample page
cascade sample template

Cascade Templates

Web templates are available for use in Purdue’s Cascade content management system (CMS).

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Cascade Templates Sample Page

View a sample department/office homepage template using these templates.

cascade sample template
web fonts

Web Fonts

Sites not based on the standard Purdue Marketing and Communications templates can use the brand fonts introduced in 2020 by adding the following CSS files to their pages. These fonts are licensed for all Purdue domains. Please submit a digital marketing request if you experience any issues implementing the fonts.

<link href=”https://www.purdue.edu/purdue/fonts/united-sans/united-sans.css” rel=”stylesheet” />

<link href=”https://use.typekit.net/ghc8hdz.css” rel=”stylesheet” />

Favicon

A favicon — also known as a shortcut icon, website icon, tab icon, URL icon or bookmark icon — is the little icon that browsers display next to a page’s title on a browser tab or in the address bar next to its URL. A favicon is also used when you bookmark a page. Measuring 16 x 16 pixels, it is tiny, but it can play a big part in unifying Purdue sites. See below for an example.

Download the official Purdue favicon.

favicon

Data Domain Governance

Data domain governance is important for managing data within organizations, including universities. This document outlines Purdue University’s data domain governance framework, focusing on functional and organizational domains. This framework aims to ensure that our data is accurate, consistent, accessible, and secure while also identifying the roles and responsibilities of individuals and departments involved in managing data.

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Discover Our Brand Guidelines

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