Landing page templates

We have created a number of landing page templates to showcase the various elements that make up a landing page on the ECU website. Landing pages are governed by a strict set of rules regarding their placement within the structure of the website and the placement of elements within the landing page itself.

Landing page types

  • Level 1 landing pages: are available on top level web pages, commonly named ‘Overview’ and are the first web page to introduce a section of the website; and the first level of web pages present in the left hand menu. The Level 1 landing page style is normally applied by default to all top level web pages as part of building a new section of the ECU website.

  • Level 2 landing pages: are created by exemption for second level web pages. A second level web page would drop down below its parent web page within the left hand menu. Level 2 landing pages are not usually encouraged as information on this level should be specific to its topic and would usually be better presented using one of the standard page templates.

Requesting a landing page

Please consider the elements presented below to build your landing page.

For more information about landing pages and their design, see our corporate web style web page. Please review this information prior to speaking to your Account Assistant about the appropriateness of deploying a landing page concept to your web page.

These templates can only be implemented by the Web Business Team or your Account Assistant.
Level 2 landing pages must first be approved by the Web Business Manager.


Corporate web style (Internet)

  • Content elements
    These can be used to introduce a section of the website with a short blurb followed by a number of links.
  • Graphic elements
    These can be used to introduce graphic elements onto the page to support content blocks.
  • News elements
    These can be used to display news and events.

Corporate web style (Intranet)

  • Content elements
    These can be used to introduce a section of the website with a short blurb followed by a number of links.
  • Graphic elements
    These can be used to introduce graphic elements onto the page to support content blocks.
  • News elements
    These can be used to display news and events.