Top place goes to Herefordshire Council, gaining the position from Hastings Borough Council (this month’s number 5). Manchester still demonstrating that very poor HTML will manifest itself with performance that is some 1,000 times slower than the top players.
Top place this month goes to Central Office of Information, gaining the position from Child Support Agency (this month’s number 2). Once again the DTI is at the bottom.
O2 is set to become the first company worldwide to be granted a new automated, machine-readable trustmark for accessibility of its corporate website, www.o2.com, it revealed at its annual Community Awards, held at the British Academy of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA).
Top of the league and best company site overall was Rexam PLC (www.rexam.com). At the bottom of the table, representing the poorest site overall was Hilton Group PLC (www.hiltongroup.com).
September shows great improvements, with a reduction in the number of sites failing accessibility tests along with an increase in the number of sites that were error free – only one significant let down was Manchester which had a record breaking HTML compliance failures (also bottom of the rankings for...
Top of the league and best site overall was Britannia Building Society (www.britannia.co.uk). At the bottom of the table, representing the poorest site overall was Investec Bank (UK) Limited.
OVERVIEW OF FINDINGS
Top of the league and best site overall was Britannia Building Society (www.britannia.co.uk). At the bottom of the table, representing the poorest site overall was Principality Building Society (www.principality.co.uk).
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Web accessibility for the disabled, the elderly and mobile workers is high on O2’s agenda as it partners with Segala M Test (Segala) - www.segalamest.com - to provide a web accessibility accreditation scheme.
Segala will now be responsible for validating O2’s entire web based supplier products against...
System Concepts (http://www.system-concepts.com) has expanded its usability and accessibility team with the appointment of three new consultants Bejal Chawda, Alan Pimm and Terry Ma.
One of the UK’s leading independent usability and accessibility consultancies, System Concepts (http://www.system-concepts.com)...
The combined UK usability and accessibility market will be worth more than £100m in 2005, according to new research published by E-consultancy, the London-based internet marketing group.
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