Government web sites fail accessibility tests

29 Nov 2005

Apparently, the vast majority of public service web sites in Europe are failing to meet international e-accessibility standards. No real surprises there: it's not like they've been meeting any of their other targets. But it's impressive that so few web design companies, despite all their claims, seem to know how to put together a usable web site. Get with the programme guys.

Posted by Rob Buckley on Tuesday, November 29, 2005 at 10:51 AM | 0 TrackBacks

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