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Hi Everyone,
My site at www.usernomics.com gets most of its traffic from non-commercial visitors such as academics and professionals in the field. They are attracted by all the Internet Resources on the site. A few visitors are interested in our consulting services and I want to be sure to attract them. The site is divided left and right for consulting vs. resources. Is the consulting / resources navigation clear? Does the site appear like it would attract someone interested in consulting services? All suggestions welcome. Thanks a lot, Bob |
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Sure it would attract someone who is looking for consulting services.
Also the page accessibility is great! A "Skip Navigation" link would definetely enhance the usability. The only thing I did not like was, that you page code did not validate: Line 78: I found an ampersand '&' but could not find a following semicolon for a properly formed character entity. Otherwise, well done.
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Thanks for the good catch on the &. I don't know how that got through. I check all pages with Opera / W3C.
What did you mean by a skip navigation link? Thanks Again, Bob |
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http://www.usability.gov/web_508/tip2.html or http://uaweb.arizona.edu/resources/tutorial/skip.shtml or http://academic.cuesta.edu/acasupp/D.../usingskip.htm If you have any further questions, please let me know.
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Thanks for the tip. I had no idea. Very nice feature for people in need.
Bob |
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