An editorial policy is indispensable for your website. It should provide authors and editors with guidance on how to handle the content of the website on the basis of its objective and mission and of the demands of its target audience.
The language coverage policy for Europa comprises a set of principles, which are designed to ensure that relevant legal obligations are met and that resources for the translation of online content are allocated where they have the most impact.
Addressing risks of disinformation when writing for the web.
This section provides guidance on the appropriate use of maps on Commission websites. It outlines when maps should be used, the differences between static and interactive maps, and the requirements related to accessibility, consistency, and governance.
Flags are highly sensitive visual elements that carry strong political and cultural meaning. Their use on Commission websites must therefore be carefully considered, as they may introduce complexity, misinterpretation or political sensitivity.
Easy-to-read content is a way of
presenting information in a highly simplified format
that is easy to understand
for specific audiences, such as people with cognitive and learning disabilities. You need to follow specific rules for its creation and publishing.