Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #10: Want a Free STCEW Tool-based Evaluation of Your Web Site's Pages?
Among the major points covered in this document are the following:
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Purpose of Scsi WebKISS™ Guide #10
The purpose of Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #10: Want a Free STCEW Tool-based Evaluation of Your Web Site's Pages? Web page is five-fold, namely:
- To summarize what Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool provides anyone who makes use of it
- To explain the reasoning behind Scsi's "no cost or obligation" offer
- To describe the promised contents of the completed Web page assessment that you will receive from Scsi
- To list what specific information Scsi requires be included in your e-mail regarding your STCEW Tool-based Request for Assessment
- To ultimately convince you and your business associates of this fact: Adoption, implementation, and adherence to any one or more of Scsi's Best Practices will always prove to be a win-win situation -- both productivity-wise and financially -- for your company's personnel and your Web site's visitors, prospects, customers, and users.
What does the STCEW Tool provide regarding Assessment of Best Practices of any Web site's pages?
Review of the STCEW Tool's Purpose
If you haven't already perused Scsi's P&KT Web site to learn about Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool, you are encouraged to do so. If you'd just rather get on with seeing what Scsi is referring to right away, just launch it as a PDF file. As an alternative method to doing so, select the thumbnail STCEW Tool graphic (if present below):
What needs to be filled in on the PDF file to come up with a score that you can interpret?
You can then fill in the "Yes (Y)-- or --No (N)" answers for each of the ten Best Practices listed therein, and quickly assess (on Scsi's scale of 0 to 100) any Web page's degree of conformance to Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Standard.
Getting Scsi to complete an STCEW Tool-based Request -- All for Free
What if all these details either appear to be or would prove to be too much of an effort for you, there is a simple solution: Have Scsi do one such assessment for you -- all for FREE and with no obligations or other commitments beyond taking the time to submit an STCEW Request as detailed below.
What's behind Scsi's "no cost or obligation" offer, anyway?
Why Free Is Good -- For Both You And For Scsi
Quite frankly, Scsi believes that providing a free tailored-to-your-specific-request sample -- as a one-pager STCEW Tool-based evaluation as a PDF file -- should prove to be a reasonable and effective approach for getting any prospect past all the usual uncertainties, ambiguities, and healthy skepticism regarding the values and deliverables provided as part of Scsi's professional services.
Do You Have Five Minutes To Spare? If so, then send in your STCEW Request e-mail now!
Moreover, because only a minimal amount of time will be required on your part -- say less than five minutes -- to both initiate an STCEW Request e-mail, provide the requisite details for processing, and send off your request, this activity should be a true no-brainer decision to act upon immediately.
How Long Before Scsi Will Provide You With The Requested Web Page Assessment Results?
That's an easy question for Scsi to answer. The usual response time for an STCEW Request can be as short as "same day service" and will likely not exceed five business days in most cases.
What hardcopy documentation will Scsi deliver?
E-mail with a PDF attachment is Standard Procedure
By return e-mail you will receive a quantitative Web page assessment of any Web page on any Web site that you own or support. The STCEW Tool-based results will be provided as an Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) file for your convenience, and there will be an assigned Identification Number (ID #) to allow for easy reference should you wish to have subsequent discussions with Scsi about anything contained therein.
What's in the STCEW Tool Scoring Results and Comments PDF file prior to its being filled out by Scsi?
Okay, suppose you just want to see for yourself what a blank "STCEW Tool Scoring Results and Comments" file looks like. After all, you may want to try your hand at filling in your own scoring and comments before you get the e-mail response to your request from Scsi with those filled-in entries completed on your behalf.
View a blank one-pager STCEW Tool Results and Comments file (provided as a PDF file) or for a graphic-based alternative, select the thumbnail STCEW Tool Results and Comments graphic (if present below):
What's in the PDF file after being filled out by Scsi?
Once completed and sent back to you, you will quickly be able to view or detach the PDF file to examine Scsi's scoring results and comments regarding the degree of conformance of the specified Web page to each of the Best Practices that collectively comprise Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Standard.
What Information Must You Provide For Scsi To Commit To This Free STCEW Tool-based Evaluation Offer?
Here are the six (6) things that you should make sure you include within the body of your STCEW Request e-mail to Scsi:
- Your name
- Your e-mail address
- Your company's name
- The specific URL for the Web page to be assessed by Scsi
- Your reach number(s) so as to allow Scsi to contact you to confirm your request has been received and processed
- Your Job Title and Role(s) in the Company
Please double check to make sure of the completeness of your initial STCEW Request e-mail. Otherwise, unnecessary delays in processing of your STCEW Request may occur as a result.
Pass along to Your Business Associates the Availability of Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #10's FREE STCEW Request Offer
Scsi will certainly appreciate your letting other business associates know about Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #10 as well. Pass it on. Thank you.
Web Page Validation and Contact Information
This Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #10: Want a Free STCEW Tool-based Evaluation of Your Web Site's Pages? Page was last updated, and validated -- to assure full conformance to W3C's XHTML 1.0 Strict, cascading style sheet (CSS), and WCAG Accessibility (Priorities 1, 2, and 3, inclusive) recommendations -- and uploaded on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 5:30 p.m. EST by Raymond Sonoff, President of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc., 271 Saxony Drive, Crestview Hills, KY 41017-2294 USA: Telephone: (859) 261-5908.
Remember: If you have some questions to ask, wish to request additional information about specific topics, or want to send a request for proposal, Scsi will always welcome your inquiries and respond promptly -- often the very same day -- to your e-mail communications. -- 
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