Call-To-Action (CTA)
A clear and engaging visual marker directing the user to take an action on the page. Also serves to break up the text on a page, making the spread of information more digestible.
1 Lined Title (Standard Width)
Recommended Character Counts
Title: 9
Description: 296
http://www.google.com
Admission
Temple is home to a talented and diverse student community. Ready to turn opportunities into accomplishments? When you enroll at Temple, you’ll become a part of a network of inquisitive, innovative and creative Owls.
2 Lined Title (Standard Width)
Recommended Character Counts
Title: 19
Description: 253
http://google.com
Transfer to Temple
Transform your college experience and your future at Temple, where nearly half of new Owls transfer from other colleges and universities. If you’ve taken 15 or more college-level credits after high school, apply to Temple as a transfer student.
3 Lined Title (Standard Width)
Recommended Character Counts
Title: 39
Description: 219
http://www.google.com
Apply your way with the Temple Option
If you’re a tenacious self-starter and your test scores don’t reflect your determination to succeed, you have the option to apply by responding to short-answer questions instead of submitting your SAT or ACT scores.
Descriptive CTA
A good choice when users are being sent to more location/campus/student life-focused content on the site. Can be set with an image as a background.
Browse All Schools and Colleges
Schools and Colleges
Varying in size and personality, Temple's 17 schools and colleges will become your "home away from home" as you work toward your degree. Each offers outstanding faculty who provide a stimulating learning environment where ideas are born and futures are forged.
Or with a standard colored background.
Standard Full-Width CTA
Recommended Character Counts
Title: 39
Description: 219
http://www.google.com
Apply your way with the Temple Option
If you’re a tenacious self-starter and your test scores don’t reflect your determination to succeed, you have the option to apply by responding to short-answer questions instead of submitting your SAT or ACT scores.