Websites
Any communication activity, infrastructure, equipment and major results related to the project funded by EIT Food, must adhere to the brand guidelines. This includes a wide variety of online communication materials such as websites.
Your page on the EIT Food website
In most cases, you will not need to build a new EIT Food website. There are a few exceptional circumstances where a brand-new EIT Food website or microsite is required. For example, a platform such as the Startup Manual or conferences like Venture Summit or Future of Food which require technical capabilities that the main EIT Food website does not have.
All projects, regions and functional areas have dedicated pages on the EIT Food website, and we are more than happy to give you editing access and assist you in the process of updating them. With thousands of visitors coming to our website every day, these pages benefit from the overall success of the website. Make sure to check out our article on "How do I edit content on the EIT Food website?".
Building your own website
When new websites are created, you must adhere to the following guidelines and request approval from EIT Food.
- URL’s must follow the naming convention and use the .eu domain.
- Both the EIT Food and EU logo need to be directly visible when visiting the website, meaning they must appear in the header and footer on all webpages (i.e. not only be presented in the footer).
- The following sentence needs to be added: "EIT Food is supported by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT)"
More guidelines can be found within EIT’s Community Brand Book.
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Introduction Open
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The EIT Food Branding Basics Open
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Project & Programme Logos Open
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Online communication materials Open
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Offline Communication Materials Open
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Tools Open
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Questions Open
