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• Overwrite a Document File

  How to overwrite an existing document file with an updated one from the Media Library.

• Previewing a Page

  See how your page will appear to users before publishing it.

• Publishing a Page

  Content Authors can publish a page from the Experience Editor if granted publishing privileges.

• Submitting a Page for Approval

  Submit your page or updates to a Content Approver, who can push your new content live.

• Tagging Content

  To display a page or document on CT.gov, your website and/or an agency list, you will need to connect it to existing CT.gov topic(s), navigation categories or agency list(s). This is done through the tagging process.

• Updating Document Properties

• View Linked Items

  See what items are linking to your document file, such as other pages, and navigation links.

• Voice, Tone, and Audience

  A great place to start when writing for CT.gov. Learn the basics of our voice and tone, and how to write to your audience.

• On-Page Content Structure

  Learn how the ct.gov team structures on-page content for best readability, optimization, and flow.

• Page Design - Make Your Content Irresistible

• Accessibility Best Practices

  Ct.gov content needs to be widely accessible. Learn more about alt text, color choices, and page layout for best accessibility practices.

• Using Files: Make Files Look Great and User-Friendly

  Learn how to use files in the most user-friendly and best-looking appli

• Inclusivity Best Practices

  Learn how to write inclusively and without jargon, slang, or negativity.

• SEO Best Practices

  Learn more about writing for search and optimizing your content for users and search engines.

• Writing for Social Media

  How to write high-performing posts, tweets, pins, and more.