Welcome to the Sitemorse Blog

Like many other organisations Sitemorse aims to communicate with its clients and prospects via many different mediums.

Our Blog will keep you up to date with developments and happenings at Sitemorse, offer opinions on the latest industry developments and comment on recent news and events that you may have missed elsewhere. Lastly we hope to act as a general source of information on all things to do with website quality and accessibility.

There's an opportunity for you to comment on any items, so we can build up a Sitemorse community for sharing info, views and news.

Our main website is available at www.sitemorse.com

 

 

Recent Entries

An inconvenient truth
When things go wrong they always go wrong at the worst possible time.  A rather glum view put somehow…
By Gareth Evans | Comments (0)
Further enhancements to the Code Quality checks performed by Sitemorse
Anchor Points or Fragment Identifiers are used extensively to take users to particular parts of a Webpage.  A classic example…
By Gareth Evans | Comments (0)
Google finally confirms that your site's speed DOES affect your ranking
There have been rumours around since November last year that Google either were already or were about to include the…
By Gareth Evans | Comments (0)
We've toughened up on the distinction between HTML and XHTML
In the early days of XHTML many sites had problems where code was declared as HTML or XHTML when in fact…
By Gareth Evans | Comments (0)
Why is your Code Quality score important ?
Looking at the results of this years Client Survey it appears that Code Quality is not as high up the priority…
By Gareth Evans | Comments (0)