From Raymond Sonoff -- 19 May 2006 Request to "Put to the Test" Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web site Best Practices for Ubiquitous Web Access --- visit http://sonoffconsulting.com/

Friday, May 19, 2006 EDT

PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVE:
This e-mail-based request is intended for anyone who wants to have a chance
to view and "run through the wringer" one man's first-pass solution toward
providing 'Ubiquitous Web Access' based on adherence to his own collective
set of ten Web Site Best Practices --- see
http://sonoffconsulting.com/scsi_pkt_perfect_10_web_best_practices_diagram_w
ith_hyperlinks.pdf --- all of which are easily testable and verifiable and
are implemented throughout the entire sonoffconsulting.com domain:

DEFINITION, BACKGROUND, AND SUMMARY:
On the Scsi P&KT Web site's Home page is the following section with its
supporting statements:

Scsi's Working Definition of Universal Web Accessibility and Web Usability =
"World Class Level" Web Sites
Anyone, anywhere, using any Internet-enabled device, any operating system,
and any (Web- or text mode-based) browser should be enabled - by the Web
site personnel's adherence to judicious design principles and Best Practices
- to accomplish basic tasks, including the following:

Readily access any Web page within the Web site's domain 
Easily navigate (regardless of the navigation tool chosen, e.g., keyboard,
mouse, or other pointing device) within and among its Web pages 
Display any Web page's contents without imposing any restrictions on the
user as to screen resolution or viewing window size
All of these benefits, and many more in fact, are manifested throughout the
sonoffconsulting.com domain.

Scsi's P&KT Web site is clearly focused on serving as an exemplary working
model that clearly and convincingly demonstrates what "The Ubiquitous Web
Domain" describes as a goal to strive to reach.

Hopefully, you will end up agreeing that Scsi has carried this Web site
development effort to the point of achieving at least a first-pass
Ubiquitous Web Access solution that is available here and now, is based on
existing mature technologies, employs a from-the-ground-up Web
standards-based design architecture and relevant methodologies, and retains
an emphasis on simplicity over complexity at all times.

REQUEST FOR PUTTING SCSI'S BEST PRACTICES TO THE TEST:
Have at it by visiting Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.'s (Scsi's)
Productivity and Knowledge Transfer (P&KT) Web site at
http://sonoffconsulting.com/ where you will also find these references and
tools that may prove of general use as well:

1).  The underlying set of "Scsi's ten Best Practices that every World Class
Level Web site should strive to provide its
visitors/customers/users/prospects" is collectively referred to as Scsi's
"Perfect 10" Web Site Standard --- see
http://sonoffconsulting.com/unique_features.html for details.

2).  For proof of World Class Level design, see
http://sonoffconsulting.com/scsi_proof_of_world_class_level.html for
details.

3).  View the Web page section entitled Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation
Worksheet (STCEW) Tool - Making "Perfect 10" Testing Easy For You To Do ---
see http://sonoffconsulting.com/unique_features_part3.html#stcew --- for
information and hyperlinks to the cited one-pager fill-in PDF document,
namely: http://sonoffconsulting.com/perfect_10_conformity_checklist.pdf
provided for anyone to make use of.

Raymond Sonoff, President
Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.
72 Fitch Avenue
Darien, CT 06820-5340
Tel.: 203.656.1518
Gen'l e-mail: info@sonoffconsulting.com

Received on Friday, 19 May 2006 14:07:06 UTC