My local candidates, assessed on the quality of their web sites.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.tessajowell.net\/<\/a><\/p>\n IA and Design<\/strong>: Nice use of YouTube and Google Maps (don’t re-invent the wheel, use the market leaders where suitable). Two equal width content columns means the user doesn’t know which piece of content is more important. Labour Party banner ad at the top looks like a banner ad. Accessibility and Privacy links go to labour.org.uk so how can we tell whether they apply to this site?<\/p>\n Technical<\/strong>: Claims to be XHTML 1.0 Transitional, has 10 validation errors. Layout breaks in Opera 10.53. Email sign up things http:\/\/kemi.adegoke.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n IA and Design<\/strong>: Best looking site, not much else to say about it – simple but efficient.<\/p>\n Technical<\/strong>: Based on WordPress. Claims to be XHTML 1.0 Strict, has 85 validation errors. Kemi claims to “enjoy web development and writing the occasional bit of code”. Layout breaks very slightly in Opera.<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.jonathanmitchellsblog.com\/<\/a><\/p>\n IA and Design<\/strong>: It’s a Blogger blog – with commenting disabled. Only been blogging since February apparently. Black text on a mid-green background. All the text is in bold.<\/p>\n Technical<\/strong>: It’s a Blogger blog – claims to be XHTML 1.0 Strict, has 363 (!) validation errors.<\/p>\n Couldn’t find an individual site, so http:\/\/www.greensarecoming.org.uk\/ShaneCollins<\/a><\/p>\ndoo.doo<\/code> is a valid domain name and dfsfsfd<\/code> a valid postcode. JavaScript for TinyMCE and something call admin-interface.tao<\/code> are loaded on every page – maybe these should only be loaded on admin screens?<\/p>\nKemi Adegoke, Conservatives<\/h2>\n
Jonathan Mitchell, Liberal Democrats<\/h2>\n
Shane Collins, Green Party<\/h2>\n