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Graphics-based Home Page of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.'s Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Web Site
For your convenience, the major headings provided on Scsi's Graphics-based Home page are listed immediately below:
NOTE: Relevant hyperlinks are included within the associated paragraphs to make your browsing session productive and all the more enjoyable.
Setting the Stage for Ubiquitous Web Access and What It Should Mean to You
Before presenting the cumulative set of graphics, Scsi wants to set the stage for you with some introductory information.
- Scsi's Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Web Site is a productivity-focused model first-pass solution for Ubiquitous Web Access -- Here and Now -- that everyone can and should benefit from.
- Scsi's productivity and knowledge transfer-related concepts, principles, and practices presented within this Web site are intended for visitors, prospects, customers, and other users to help them to learn about, apply, and pass along to others.
Scsi's Working Definition of Universal Web Accessibility and Web Usability
Scsi's Working Definition of Universal Web Accessibility and Web Usability -- often referred to as Ubiquitous Web Access -- is synonymous with the phrase "World Class Level" Web Sites. To reach this objective, Scsi evolved a set of Best Practices that collectively are referred to as Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Standard -- a productivity-focused model intended to serve others as an architectural and design foundation for achieving Ubiquitous Web Access.
The Ubiquitous Web Access House That Scsi Built
Web Standards Are The Foundation For Ubiquitous Web Access
Scsi's Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Web Site is "The house that Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc. (Scsi) built." Its design foundation is comprised of Scsi's set of ten Best Practices that every aspiring-to-be "World Class Level" Web site should strive to provide its visitors. Much of the who, what, where, why, when, and how are addressed throughout this Web site's Web pages.
Scsi's Recommendation: Begin Your "Open House" Visit By Accessing Scsi's Expanded Home Page
For starters, Scsi's recommendation to anyone looking for such details is to begin by reading Scsi's Expanded Home Page and following through on any of the hyperlinked topics of interest to you at any given moment.
Put Everything Claimed To The Test
First-hand experience through performing hands-on exercises and do-it-yourself demonstrations tends to be preferred over any number of claims made by someone.
Scsi encourages everyone who visits this Web site to experience the Six Categories of Web-centric Benefits of this first-pass solution for Ubiquitous Web Access that collectively are both clearly demonstrable and testable throughout the entire sonoffconsulting.com domain.
Now! Here Comes The Promised Set of Graphics
A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words
Granted, almost all content within the Scsi P&KT Web site is text-based, and many individuals clearly would prefer to have a storyboard of pictures to look through -- at least initially. This Graphics-based Home page is Scsi's attempt to address that preference on at least one Web page.
The remainder of this Web page focuses on providing graphical hyperlinks to the various "big picture concepts, principles, tools, and best practices" that you will find dispersed throughout Scsi's P&KT Web site.
Remember The Supporting Cast Is Text
If, for whatever reason(s), any of the cited graphics do not present themselves on your display device's screen, you can and should make use of the complementary (read: alternative selection) text-based hyperlinks provided on this graphics-based Home page to reach the associated link, be it another Web page or a standalone document, such as an untagged Portable Document Format (PDF) file with its own set of hyperlinks to select from.
Display of Graphics and/or PDF Files May Be Unsupported On Some Web Browsers
Be advised in advance that on less sophisticated devices and systems, you may not be able to view the graphics and/or the PDF files that are hyperlinked to on any given Web page within the sonoffconsulting.com domain.
Scsi's Basic Building Blocks and Web Site Architecture Diagram
NOTE: Each of the rectangles in the above graphic -- if present -- has an image-mapped hyperlink to its corresponding Web page, namely:
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TOTAL ACCESS: Seeing the Big Picture of Scsi's Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Web Site Design
Scsi's fundamental question to any company that seeks to have a truly World Class Level Web site is this: "How many of Scsi's TOTAL ACCESS facets does your Web site's design successfully address?"
To see the overall picture of what is stated above, select this Scsi's TOTAL ACCESS Design hyperlink -- or the image located immediately below if present -- to view or download a full-page untagged PDF diagram that incorporates hyperlinks to the respective details associated with each of Scsi's TOTAL ACCESS design facets.

Details regarding each of Scsi's TOTAL ACCESS design facets are covered in Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #11: TOTAL ACCESS ... So What?.
A High-Level View of Scsi's A+W+F+U=L Web Site Best Practices
Select this Scsi's AWFUL World Class Level Web Site Design Components hyperlink -- or the graphic located immediately below if present -- to view or download a full-page untagged PDF file that provides hyperlinks to accessibility, web standards, findability, usability, and other Web pages.

Scsi's Unique "Perfect 10" Set of World Class Level Web Site Best Practices
Select this Scsi's top 10 Best Practices hyperlink -- or the graphic located immediately below if present -- to view or download a full-page untagged PDF file that provides hyperlinks to each of Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Best Practices for your convenience.

Six Categories of Web-centric Benefits
To quickly find out what some specific Web-centric benefits are that can readily be appreciated by anyone, select this Major Benefits of "World Class Level" Web Site Design hyperlink -- or the graphic located immediately below if present -- to launch the untagged PDF file with its respective hyperlinks to choose from.

Quantitatively score any Web site's page(s) -- by making effective use of Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool
Select this STCEW Tool hyperlink -- or the graphic located immediately below if present -- to quantitatively score any Web page on any Web site of your choosing.

Scsi's Productivity-focused Diagram
To see the overall picture of what Scsi considers to be the major categories that comprise a Web site that is productivity focused, select the image immediately below -- if present -- to view Scsi's Productivity Focus diagram as an untagged PDF file that contains numerous relevant hyperlinks that augment Scsi's Takeaway Checklist.

Internet Content Rating Adherence
The contents of all Web pages within the Scsi P&KT Web site adhere to the guidelines as outlined by the Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA). If you'd like to learn more about the ICRA program itself, select the ICRA graphic -- located immediately below -- if present.

Best Viewed with Any Browser
If you'd like to learn more about the "View with Any Browser Campaign" program itself, select the Best Viewed With Any Browser graphic -- located immediately below if present -- to access supporting details behind the Viewable with Any Browser concept.

Examples of Publicly-accessible Web Page Validation Tools
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Validation Guidelines
Provided below are the applicable -- and selectable -- W3C and WAI validation logos and respective hyperlinks that are conformed to by Scsi throughout the entire Scsi P&KT Web site:
Select either the graphic -- if displayed here -- or the following hyperlink to specify any Web page's Uniform Resource Locator (URL) address for W3C HTML markup validation testing.
Select either the graphic
-- if displayed here -- or the following hyperlink to specify any Web page's associated Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) for W3C-based Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) validation testing.
Select either the graphic
-- if displayed here -- or the following hyperlink to display HiSoftware© Cynthia Says™ Portal WCAG Accessibility Web page. Once that page is displayed, specify any particular Web page that you choose to test for compliance to either Section 508 or Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) recommendations.
Web Page Validation and Contact Us Information
This Graphics-based Home Page of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.'s Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Web Site was last updated, validated -- to assure full conformance to W3C's XHTML 1.0 Strict, screen medium cascading style sheet (CSS), and WCAG Accessibility (Priorities 1, 2, and 3, inclusive) recommendations -- and uploaded on Saturday, August 9, 2008 at 8:50 a.m. EDT by Raymond Sonoff, President of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc., 271 Saxony Drive, Crestview Hills, KY 41017 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 to your e-mail communications -- .
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