Common Look and Feel for the Internet

The Common Look and Feel (CLF) Web site has been developed to assist federal government departments and agencies with the implementation of the Treasury Board Common Look and Feel Standards.

• Accessibility
  • Overview
  • Standard 1.1 - W3C Checkpoints
  • Standard 1.2 - Document Technologies (Updated)
  • Standard 1.3 - Alternate Formats
  • Standard 1.4 - Text Equivalents
  • Guidelines
  • Accessibility Testing
  
  
• Collaborative Arrangements
  • Overview
  • Standard 2.1 - Federal Identity Program Identifiers
  • Standard 2.2 - Symbols And Hyperlinks
  
  
• Cybersquatting
  • Overview
  • Standard 3.1 - Domain Names (Updated)
  
  
• E-mail
  • Overview
  • Standard 4.1 - Institutional Addresses
  • Standard 4.2 - Signature Blocks
  • Standard 4.3 - "Canada" Wordmark And FIP Signatures For E-mail
  • Standard 4.4 - Acknowledgements (Updated)
  
  
• Important Notices
  • Overview
  • Standard 5.1 - Important Notices Link
  • Standard 5.2 - Copyright Notice
  • Standard 5.3 - Privacy Notice
  • Standard 5.4 - Personal Information
  • Guidelines
  
  
• Navigation and Format
  • Overview
  • Standard 6.1 - Common Menu Bar (Updated)
  • Standard 6.2 - Institutional Menu Bar
  • Standard 6.3 - Metatags
  • Standard 6.4 - Date Indicator (Updated)
  • Standard 6.5 - Colours
  • Standard 6.6 - Frames
  • Standard 6.7 - Web Analyzer Tools
  • Standard 6.8 - Validators
  • Guidelines
  
  
• Official Languages
  • Overview
  • Standard 7.1 - Domain Names
  • Standard 7.2 - Welcome Pages
  • Standard 7.3 - "Canada" Wordmark And Signatures
  • Standard 7.4 - Unilingual Welcome Page Message
  • Standard 7.5 - Language Choice
  • Standard 7.6 - Server Messages Languages (Updated)
  • Standard 7.7 - Text Equivalent Languages
  • Standard 7.8 - Metatag Languages
  • Standard 7.9 - Collaborative Arrangements Languages
  • Standard 7.10 - E-mail Addresses