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Battle Royale: “Old” vs. “New” Logos
Okay, okay… “old” and “new” probably aren’t the best descriptors. Let’s go with “outdated” and “current,” since our current logo is over five years old at this point. So, what exactly is our current logo? How is it different from the outdated version? After all, both say “Miami University,” and both feature red beveled M’s.…
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Designing the Miami Way: BAM Hosts First Canva Workshop
In late April, the Brand Ambassadors at Miami (BAM) committee hosted the inaugural Canva workshop — an event organizers hope to offer annually moving forward. Led by BAM co-chairs Kenzie Bryant, Senior Graphic Designer, and Krystal Wright, Marketing Manager, along with Associate Art Director Dani Cimino, the session provided a comprehensive overview of Miami University’s…
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Do Not Delete Old Webpages – Archive Them Instead!
If you need to remove a Cascade webpage because it is outdated or its content has been moved, please do not delete it! Instead, follow our archiving process to keep records intact and prevent broken links. Only users with live publishing rights can complete this process. If you only have access to test, you must…
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Canva Tips and Tricks
When to design within Canva Canva is NOT for designing: Canva approval process Tips and tricks Tip #1 – Use the provided brand assets Brand assets, including editable elements, can be found on the left under the Brand tab in the design editor. In this tab you will find: Tip #2 – Utilize the style…
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A Common Accessibility Issue: iFrames
One of the common accessibility errors we see in our reporting tool, Level Access, is a lack of accessible names on iFrames. What is an iFrame? An inline frame (iframe) is an HTML element that loads another HTML page within the document. It essentially embeds a webpage inside another webpage. They are commonly used for…
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