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Web Standards Checklist: 1. Quality of Code 4. Accessibility For Devices

This document contains a checklist for evaluating a website's adherence to web standards. It covers 6 areas: 1) quality of code, 2) separation of content and presentation, 3) accessibility for users, 4) accessibility for devices, 5) basic usability, and 6) site management. Each area contains multiple criteria to check if standards are met, such as using valid HTML and CSS, accessibility across browsers and devices, usability of navigation, and proper configuration of error pages. Completing the checklist involves marking whether each individual criterion is fully addressed.

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Web Standards Checklist: 1. Quality of Code 4. Accessibility For Devices

This document contains a checklist for evaluating a website's adherence to web standards. It covers 6 areas: 1) quality of code, 2) separation of content and presentation, 3) accessibility for users, 4) accessibility for devices, 5) basic usability, and 6) site management. Each area contains multiple criteria to check if standards are met, such as using valid HTML and CSS, accessibility across browsers and devices, usability of navigation, and proper configuration of error pages. Completing the checklist involves marking whether each individual criterion is fully addressed.

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Web Standards checklist

Site name: Date: __________________________ __________________________ Site address: __________________________

1. Quality of code
The site has full and correct Doctype The site uses character set The site uses valid (X)HTML The site uses valid CSS The site uses minimal CSS hacks The site has no unnecessary classes or ids The site uses well structured code The site has no broken links The site has been checked for speed and page size The site has no JavaScript errors

4. Accessibility for devices


The site works acceptably across target browsers Content is accessible without CSS Content is accessible without images Content is meaningful in text browsers The content is accessible when printed? The content is accessible on Hand Held devices? The site has detailed metadata? The site work well in different window sizes?

2. Degree of separation between content and presentation


Where possible, decorative images in CSS The site uses CSS for all presentational aspects

5. Basic Usability
The site has clear visual hierarchy? Headings clearly indicate the structure of the document Navigation is easy to understand Navigation is consistent throughout site The site uses underlined links The site uses consistent and appropriate language? The site has easy to find sitemap and contact page The site has a search tool The site has link to the home page on every page The site has clearly defined visited links

3. Accessibility for users


The site uses alt" attributes for images The site uses relative units for text size The site layout is stable if font size increases The site uses visible skip menus The site uses accessible forms The site uses accessible tables The site has sufficient colour brightness/contrasts The site does not use colour alone for critical information The site uses delayed responsiveness for dropdown menus The site uses descriptive links

6. Site management
The site has a meaningful 404 error page The site has friendly URLs The site allows URLs to work without "www" The site has a favicon

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