Monday, 24th October 2005
An interesting post on Slashdot about browser share suggests that around 85% visits to the BBC homepage over a week in September were made by browsers identifying themselves as Internet Explorer. Firefox has a respectable 9.7% share of visits.
A couple of caveats apply, however. Firstly there are automated web crawlers out there (’bots’) that […]
Wednesday, 19th October 2005
Some recent user testing of ours has suggested some ways to further improve the way we implement skip links.
Unlike many others, our recommended method of implementing skip links ensures that all keyboard users ’see’ the skip link, as it appears visually on screen when a user tabs to it, and is of course read out […]
Tuesday, 4th October 2005
Our implementation of the Incident Decision Tree went live today. It’s a tool for NHS managers and senior clinicians to follow a decision-making pathway after certain types of incidents occur in the (UK) National Health Service.
Communis were invited to transform a CD-ROM kiosk application (containing content for the secondary healthcare sector) into a database-driven content-managed […]