Guidelines for event pages
Website visitors want to see at a glance whether an activity looks worthwhile. How do you create a good event page?
Building a single identity together: the presentation
As Leiden University, we want to present a recognisable, professional and reliable image to students, staff and our external partners.
Instructions for the house style button in Word
The house style button in Word allows you to create letters and memos according to the university’s corporate style.
PowerPoint templates: tips & tricks
Read about how to edit images within arc elements and how to replace logos on title slides.
From Canva to Adobe Express
Many of our staff work with Canva. It's an accessible tool that makes it easy to achieve professional results.
Campaign materials versus our house style
You might have already seen our campaign materials. With their bright backgrounds and an object in the middle the rings, they're hard to miss. But when should you use them, and when not? Here's how it works.
Secure file sharing
Ever tried to share a large presentation, a brochure design or a photo series only to have your email reject the attachment? And are those free online services really secure?
Why alt text matters
For visitors with visual impairments, alt text is essential. It allows screen readers to describe what's in an image..
Understanding image resolution
A photo that looks sharp on your screen can be disappointing in print. Here are some tips for using images for web and print.
Photography tips
Photography is a powerful tool for our communication. It helps us tell stories, showcase our community and create a professional and engaging visual identity.
Briefing photographers
A good briefing is essential for creating photos that align with Leiden University's visual identity and goals. Use the points below as a guideline to provide the photographer with clear and complete information.
Using accessible colours
How to apply our brand colours to meet accessibility guidelines.
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