Page Title

Every document or web page needs a unique and informative title. This helps users with disabilities confirm they are reviewing the correct information and navigate when multiple browser tabs open. For example, if a prospective student is researching multiple universities, they may have the "Admissions" page for several schools open in different tabs. If all the page title are just "Admissions," it is difficult to differentiate between schools. More descriptive titles, such as "Admissions | Stanford University," help distinguish them.

Page titles should be:

• Informative: Accurately describe page content.
• Unique: Be unique and lead with unique information, followed by generic site or organization references.
• Concise: Be as short as possible while communicating the page's purpose.