Spanish political party websites not user-friendly

By Regine
on July 9, 2004 5:18 PM
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A survey by consultant company Acctiva shows that none of the website of the major Spanish political parties complies with the requirements of the WAI (Web Accessibility Iniciative) that promotes a high degree of usability for people with disabilities.

A non-user-friendly website means that the messages can be misunderstood/misinterpretated, and not only by disabled persons. That's quite bad for a political party.

Via Noticiasdot.

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