Hunter Storm Website Governance
A stable, predictable digital environment begins with disciplined website governance.
Introduction
Website governance ensures the institution’s digital footprint is structured, consistent, and trustworthy. It defines how pages are created, updated, reviewed, and retired.
Core Components
- Structural Rules — Hierarchy, navigation, IA spine
- Editorial Standards — Voice, tone, clarity, accessibility
- Update Cadence — Review cycles, change logs
- Accessibility Requirements — WCAG alignment, readability
- Lifecycle Management — Creation → review → archive
Governance Objective
To maintain a digital environment that is predictable, authoritative, and easy to navigate.
Related Governance Pages
- Governance Hub
- Identity Standards — Brand assets, usage rules, accessibility requirements
- Document Governance — Numbering schema, metadata fields, archival lifecycle
- Site Index — Full structural map of the institution’s digital footprint
- Transparency and Stewardship — Decision logs, change records, governance disclosures
- Website Governance — Site structure, update cadence, editorial rules
Discover More from Hunter Storm
- Brand and Identity Standards
- Citations and Usage Policy
- Confidential Contact, Consultation, or Engagement Request Form
- Digital Experience Optimization (DEO)
- How to Build an Online Presence You Actually Own
- Hunter Storm Classification System (HSCS)
- Hunter Storm Classification Numbering System (HSCNS)
- Hunter Storm Official Site
- Legal
- Standards and Ethics