siteSifter supplies automated results for SOCITM Better Connected 2011

siteSifter supplies automated results for SOCITM Better Connected 2011

We are both happy and proud to announce that for the 8^th year running, the UK’s Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has entrusted Greytower and siteSifter with the automated part of this year’s SOCITM Better Connected audit (BC11).

During the project — designed to assist local government in making good content accessible to all — a total of 433 sites are to be automatically tested against a SOCITM–specific baseline, and the results collated to form the basis for manual review.

Greytower’s siteSifter testing tool will process two hundred pages from each site — 86,600 pages in all, and deliver custom reports to the RNIB.

We here at Greytower would like to thank the RNIB for their continued trust in us, and wish them a successful continuation of the project!

About Greytower

Greytower Technologies is a Swedish–based company with a UK presence, specialising in system development and automated quality auditing on and for the World Wide Web. We perform single and multiple site audits using a number of different tests suites, including accessibility guidelines.

Greytower has been registered with the Swedish Tax Office since 2002.

siteSifter and siteSifter Journal are © 2002–2009 Greytower Technologies; all rights reserved.

For more information, please contact: Tina Holmboe CTO, Greytower Technologies info@greytower.net

About RNIB

Every day another 100 people will start to lose their sight. There are around two million people in the UK with sight problems. RNIB is the leading charity working in the UK offering practical support, advice and information for anyone with sight difficulties. If you, or someone you know, has a sight problem, RNIB can help. Call the RNIB Helpline on 0303 123 9999 or visit www.rnib.org.uk.

For more information, please contact: Marco Ranon RNIB Access Consultancy Services webaccess@rnib.org.uk

About SOCITM

SOCITM, funded in 1986 as the professional association for ICT managers working in and for the public sector, is today a membership organisation running professional and commercial activities. With around 1700 members, including 98% of all UK local authorities, it plays a leading role in ICT–facilitated local government transformation in the UK.