Accessibility
Website accessibility is hugely important in ensuring that the maximum amount of users can access the content of a site. Only 25% of FTSE100 companies meet W3C WCAG guidelines for accessibility and even though mandated by regulation many government sites do not meet the required standards.
Solid State Group build all of our sites to valid XHTML 1.1 as can be reflected by a W3C Validator check on our site, and whenever necessary we build sites to W3C WCAG 2.0 level A, AA or AAA.
Our Content Management System, Cookie Jar, significantly helps us achieve this by enforcing industry leading standards and allowing us to lock down templates ensuring compliancy.
Related Case Studies
The Accessibility Team
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Arnaud Valle
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Giles Cambray
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Joe Langford
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Paul Masek
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The Power of ProgressAs I mentioned recently, we've started a project recently that is being built on top of the Play
Posted by Ben Rometsch on 23 Feb 2010 -
Why the iPad won't just be a big iPhone, and WILL change the industry
When the iPad was released a couple of weeks ago, I, like everyone else, shunned it. It couldn't
Posted by Giles Cambray on 16 Feb 2010 -
Planet of the AppsWith the release of the new iPad from Apple, the app store is going to be more and more important to
Posted by Matthew Evans on 02 Feb 2010
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- Proud to welcome Ben Kupper as our new project manager. He seems to be fitting in well having frequented the Griffin twice in 4 days.... Posted 4 days ago
- New office is being decked out - cant wait! http://www.flickr.com/photos/dabeeeenster/sets/72157623500762759/show/with/4434860985/ Posted 7 days ago