Web Content Management Guidelines

The Content Ownership

Each department or area at Long Beach City College plays an essential role in keeping LBCC.edu accurate, accessible, and engaging for our campus community. To support this shared responsibility, every area should designate at least two individuals to maintain and update their web content through the CMS.

To help us stay coordinated and responsive, please complete the Content Ownership Form here to confirm your team’s designated web editors. Together, we can keep LBCC.edu a trusted, welcoming, and user-friendly resource for our students, employees, and community.

Who Are These Guidelines For?

These guidelines are for anyone who creates, edits, or maintains content on the official Long Beach City College website.
(Note: They apply only to pages that begin with www.lbcc.edu/)

Web-Content Management Guidelines

Why It’s important

By following a shared process, we ensure that our website stays accurate, easy to navigate, and reflective of LBCC’s values and commitment to our students and community. Let’s work together to keep the LBCC website a helpful, welcoming, and trusted resource.

Get Started with the Content Management​ System (CMS)

CMS stands for Content Management System, the platform we use to update and manage the LBCC website.

Looking for CMS training? You can find our CMS Training Resources here!

Below are essential documents to help you manage your area’s content on LBCC.edu:

Web-Content Management Guidelines
Website Request Submission Checklist
Best Practice - Website Content
PDF Usage Guidelines
Photo Waiver