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AS/NZS ISO/IEC/IEEE 23026:2022
[Superseded]AS/NZS ISO/IEC/IEEE 23026:2022 identically adopts ISO/IEC/IEEE 23036:2015, which defines system engineering and management requirements for the life cycle of websites, including strategy, design, engineering, testing and validation, and management and sustainment for intranet and extranet environments.
Published: 27/05/2022
Pages: 51
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Table of contents
Header
About this publication
Preface
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Conformance
3 Normative references
4 Terms and definitions
5 Abbreviated terms
6 Planning websites for systems, software, and services documentation
6.1 Defining the purpose, users, and context of the website
6.2 Establishing the informational website design strategy
6.3 Developing a strategy for website lifecycle management
7 Designing websites for systems, software, and services documentation
7.1 Information architecture
7.1.1 Information structure of a website
7.1.2 Shared resources
7.1.3 Website home page
7.1.4 Identifying the website and its owner
7.1.5 Page title and header
7.2 Site index and search
7.2.1 Search filtering
7.2.2 Keywords
7.2.3 Metadata for indexing
7.2.4 Flushing search engines
7.2.5 Robot exclusion
7.2.5.1 Page-level exclusion
7.2.5.2 Site-level exclusions and control
7.2.5.3 User-agent
7.2.5.4 Disallow
7.3 Site navigation
7.3.1 Links
7.3.1.1 Absolute and relative links
7.3.1.2 Links to protected websites
7.3.2 Offsite warning
7.3.3 Usage tracking and cookies
7.3.4 Frames
7.4 Website content
7.4.1 Intellectual property rights
7.4.1.1 Copyright information
7.4.1.2 Trademark information
7.4.2 Time-sensitive content
7.5 Presentation of information on websites
7.5.1 Consistency
7.5.2 Presentation of text
7.5.3 Graphic images
7.5.4 Animations, 3D, sound, video
7.5.5 Use of color in websites
7.5.6 Interactivity
7.5.7 Collaboration and user generated content
7.5.8 Energy and environmental conservation
7.6 Security
7.6.1 Authentication
7.6.2 Authorization
7.6.3 Cookies
7.6.4 Digital signatures
7.6.5 Single sign-on
7.6.6 Data encryption
7.6.7 Security measures and metrics
7.6.8 Continuous monitoring and risk assessment
7.7 Privacy
7.7.1 Notice
7.7.2 Choice
7.7.3 Onward transfer (transfers to third parties)
7.7.4 Access
7.7.5 Security
7.7.6 Data integrity
7.7.7 Enforcement
7.7.8 Reporting
7.8 Accessibility
7.9 Translation and localization
7.9.1 Browser language selection
7.9.2 Icon use
7.9.3 Holidays and time zones
7.9.4 Place of origin
7.9.5 Hemisphericals
7.9.6 Units: metric, monetary
7.9.7 Regulations
7.9.8 Contact Information
8 Website platform engineering
8.1 Selecting technical formats and standards to use for the website
8.1.1 HTML versions
8.1.2 Cascading style sheets
8.1.3 Bandwidth efficiencies
8.1.4 Document type declaration
8.1.5 Description meta-tag
8.1.6 XML considerations
8.1.7 Image formats and compression
8.2 Server technology independence
8.3 Scripting and executable considerations
8.3.1 Scripting languages
8.3.2 JavaScript
8.3.3 Java
8.4 Database management system considerations
9 Evaluation and testing of websites
9.1 Evaluating site usability
9.2 Testing websites before release
9.3 Validation of markup language and accessibility conformance
9.3.1 Active links
9.3.2 Dead links
10 Site management and sustainment
10.1 Website life-cycle management
10.2 Planning for site management and sustainment
10.3 Providing user support
10.4 Maintenance procedures and methods
10.4.1 Backups
10.4.2 Content changes
10.4.3 Site or page relocation
10.4.4 Redirection
10.4.5 Versioning
10.5 Archiving
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