1st June 2004
Usability and accessibility are emerging as key elements of e-commerce and successful online business activity. Essentially, websites should be usable by all people, regardless of their ability or the technology they use. Remarkably some of the largest companies in the UK are failing to meet even the most basic international standards for website accessibility.
As a follow up to the first Nomensa FTSE 100 report which analysed the standards of accessibility achieved by the FTSE 100 companies’ websites, this updated report takes the research one step further and addresses the progress being made in this key sector.
The updated report includes a new league table and a comparative analysis of recent modifications made towards accessibility in FTSE 100 websites. The report also reveals the weaknesses in many companies’ approach to Corporate Social Responsibility.
To receive a copy of the Nomensa FTSE 100 Accessibility Report Update please email Caroline Risk on info@nomensa.com or call 0117 929 7333.
