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Your Internet presence says a lot about you. Trust our experience and insight into Web issues to make a huge difference. What do we bring to your project?
Our lead technical officer has over 25 years in software experience and the binary thought process. We understand the issues surrounding your online identity. With so much riding on your name, don't trust your success to chance. Our ongoing practice and research give you the critical edge for solid, interactive web capabilities. We build your web presence with the best of smart technologies, sound reasoning and savvy application of user-friendly protocols.
Limiting your message outreach because of short-sighted technical decisions doesn't happen at Lockwood Webs. We gear our work for your widest possible exposure in cyberspace. Integrating technical, aesthetic and copy considerations into one seamless effort, we take a big-picture approach to your overall needs. Reaching your markets, all of them, is what we're about. We make the difference for you.
Primary to our efforts is using standards-compliant code in constructing your site. In abiding by the W3C guidelines and recommendations, we achieve not only a wider market audience, but also recognition that you are a responsible member of the greater web community. Using standardized code allows more people to access your information than is otherwise possible. See accessibility issues mentioned below. It's not only socially responsible, it's smart business.
We study how to make the technology work better for you. A website that is confusing or doesn't work is no bargain. Your visitors won't come back. A user-friendly strategy is essential for successful web operations. Easy and clear functions on your website make visitors happy and more likely to stay and return. To that end, we test our layout and design decisions on lab participants for optimum clarity and ease of operation. If it doesn't improve the overall performance, we change it. The user is always at the center of our design considerations.
It's only common sense to make websites accessible. One in five Americans has a disability, and as the nation ages that ratio will likely increase. The web can level the playing field for disabled users. Websites need to be navigable by assistive technologies. A site built to accommodate screen readers will also work for phones, handheld devices and older, slower computers. The federal government requires accessibility compliance for all government and subcontrators' websites as part of the Americans with Disabilities Act. It's not only the law, it's socially inclusive and smart business, too.
We believe you want to reach the additional 20% of disabled users or aging technologies with your website. Few people can afford to ignore the market numbers of that segment. We study the best way to make your product available to the widest audience.
As students of the Web, we're working to give you the latest and best information on improving your website strategies and capabilities. We listen to your needs and devise solutions for the issues involved. Whether it's back-end complexities or look-and-feel decisions, you have our full attention. We strive to bring you the best of Web technology and comprehensive service in Internet communications. Let us help you reach your online goals today.
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