Have you used a correct web version of the university logo? Does the logo appear prominently on your pages (located within the top 200 pixels of the page)? The logo must be linked to the University’s home page (http://welcome.colostate.edu). Does your site predominantly use Colorado State University’s official colors (dark green and gold)? Does your site include required links to our Equal opportunity statement (http://welcome.colostate.edu/info-equalop.aspx)? Our Disclaimer statement (http://welcome.colostate.edu/info-disclaimer.aspx)? Our Privacy policy (http://welcome.colostate.edu/info-privacy.aspx)? Our "Finding Information" or "Search" page (http://search.colostate.edu)?
Have you provided contact information/transparency of ownership for the site and its content? Does the site include the date that it was last modified? Have you checked your spelling/grammar? Can you content be scanned easily? Is it "chunked", using bullets, headings, subheadings wherever possible? Have you checked that you've used tables appropriately (eg, when presenting data)
Are Minion and Swiss 721 used as the primary typefaces in design elements?. Garamond and Helvetica are acceptable alternate typefaces. Do your design elements include strong, bold heads and/or "impact words" to convey marketing messages from the University brand? Does your site's body text use a sans serif font (Arial, Helvetica, Trebuchet MS, etc.). Are fonts clean and not ornate?
Are your images optimised for the web and appropriate for the page's subject matter? Does the site have a favicon?