Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Standard Page of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.'s Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Web Site
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How to achieve a World Class Level Web Site
The Scsi P&KT Web site is believed to be the first -- and currently the only -- Web site that supports a "World Class Level" set of Scsi's Best Practices for Web Accessibility and Web Usability that are collectively referred to here as Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Standard.
Orientation to Scsi's ten Best Practices as exemplified throughout Scsi's P&KT Web Site
Scsi believes that it is critically important for you to read, apply, and appreciate the concepts presented here. So, besides what is stated on this introductory Web page, supporting details are described and detailed in three parts:
- Part 1: Why is User-focused Control of Paramount Importance to Scsi?
- Part 2: What to look for -- and expect -- in any World Class Web Site's Underlying Design? Answer: A "Perfect 10" Scsi's Best Practices score of 10x10=100 for each and every Web page.
- Part 3: What is Scsi's "Perfect 10" Challenge? Answer: How well (or how poorly) do any other Web site's pages measure up against Scsi's World Class Level Quality Standard?
Recommendations for where to begin
- If this is your first visit to this Web site, Scsi recommends that you read Part 1, then Part 2, and finally Part 3 in that order. This will lay the overall groundwork for a more complete understanding and appreciation of what you are about to experience. Scsi is confident that you will find this three-part tour to be a revelation of the stated uniqueness of the Scsi P&KT Web site's underlying design -- see Web Site Productivity -- By Design for more information -- for 100% accessibility.
- If you already learned what is covered in Part 1 and want to really find out what each of the ten Best Practices are, go right to Part 2.
- If you've been here before and have digested Parts 1 and 2, you will most likely be returning to Part 3 to proceed with actually testing for the presence or absence of each of Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Standard Best Practices on any other Web site's pages using Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool.
- In any case, you'll find Scsi's STCEW Tool will readily assist you to quantitatively evaluate any chosen Web site's pages degree of conformance. More than likely, you'll find that surprisingly low Best Practices scores will result. Don't be discouraged if that is what is revealed to be the existing situation. Instead, consider this finding to be a clear indicator that there is much room for improvement needed in terms of addressing Web usability and Web accessibility issues for the Web site page you've just put to this simple, easy-to-perform evaluation test.
- Finally, no matter what choice you make for proceeding with this activity, you now have one extremely valuable Tool available either on-line or downloadable for your use at any time you so choose to make use of it.
In a Hurry? Make use of Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool for assessing any Web Page's Degree of Conformance to Scsi's top ten Best Practices.
Keep in mind that Scsi is always seeking to help you increase both your personal and corporate productivity -- through learning-by-doing exercises while visiting the Scsi P&KT Web site.
To quickly find out what seamlessly integrated and clearly demonstrable benefits are claimed for each and every Web page, take a moment now to either view or download Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool -- especially by using Scsi's convenient one-pager worksheet file  -- to quantitatively score any page -- on any Web site -- you so choose to evaluate. At that point, you should draw your own conclusions as to their degree of conformance to Scsi's set of World Class Level Web Site Best Practices.
With the STCEW Tool either displayed or printed out and in front of you, do the following:
- Access a Web site page to examine for assessment for each of Scsi's ten Best Practices.
- For each of the ten Best Practices listed, enter either a Y (for Yes) or an N (for No) as answers -- based on what you have learned should occur with the Scsi P&KT Web Site as your model reference.
- Tally up the number of "Yes" entries and multiply that number by 10 to get the Best Practices score for that particular Web page.
- Refer to the legend for scoring and enter the resulting number on the Worksheet box reserved for that entry.
- Assess the grade for that Web page based on the cumulative score, namely: Perfect (100), Excellent (90), Good (70 or 80), Fair (50 or 60), Poor (30 or 40), Abysmal (10 or 20), and Total Failure (a zero).
- Repeat the prior steps for any other Web page(s) that you want to quantitatively assess.
That's how really easy it should be for you perform this evaluation process.
Want Scsi to do a FREE STCEW Tool-based evaluation for you? That's okay, too.
SPECIAL NOTE: If you decide that the procedure described above would prove to be either too time consuming for you, or you simply have too many other things to take care of and really don't want to bother with all this assessment-related stuff, that's understandable. The solution for you is straightforward: Have Scsi do it for you -- for FREE.
Just take advantage of Scsi's FREE one-Web-page-of-your-choice STCEW Tool-based evaluation offer as detailed in Scsi's WebKISS™ Guide #10: Want a Free STCEW Tool-based Evaluation of Your Web Site's Pages?
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.
You can expect to receive the results and comments, possibly even the same day that you submit your STCEW Request by e-mail.
What to do if your Web site pages exhibit Best Practices scores that fall far short of measuring up?
You may conclude that you really need outside professional assistance to raise the overall Best Practices scores for your company's Web site(s)'s pages to a more acceptable level. If this proves to be the case, Scsi encourages you to swallow your pride and do the right (and most profitable) thing -- contact us.
After all, by now you should be convinced that Scsi knows how to implement these and other productivity-driven concepts and principles. So, why not take that decisive step to retain Scsi to assist you toward achieving similar objectives for your company? Do it now. Thank you.
Web Page Validation and Contact Information
This Scsi's "Perfect 10" Web Site Standard Page 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 Tuesday, January 27, 2009 at 9:30 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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