• A great communicator – both written and oral communication skills are essential when transferring the information given from SRUFC to the information published on the website.

• Computer literate – a good experience working with web design/management is very helpful as a SRUFC webmaster.

The core responsibilities

• Content – webmasters work with the SRUFC committee, coaches and PR roles within SRUFC to determine the strategy and function of the website and to supply high quality and up-to- date information supplied from SRUFC photographers and writers.

• Functionality – the functionality, as with the content, is co-managed by other members within SRUFC to meet the requirements of SRUFC. This could be adding an online catalogue for the club shop or clubhouse functions.

• Performance – it is the webmasters role to control and maintain a high performing website, testing content to ensure clear displays, easy to use site maps, and to meet’s accessibility demands and requirements.

• Troubleshooting – linked with performance, the webmaster must perform regular checks to repair broken links or troubleshoot any and all problems with content (such as unloading photographs/videos). Security systems must also be managed by the webmaster to ensure protection from viruses or cyber criminals.

The Commitment from You

A club webmaster must constantly up-date the website. It is recommended at least once a week over one season to provide a high quality website.

What do you get out of it?

Great experience in web design and building, as well as the opportunity to gain computer management knowledge and skills and to be creative for the good of SRUFC.