The vast majority of public service websites in Europe are failing to meet international e-accessibility standards.
That's according to a report released by the UK EU presidency, which shows that a mere three per cent of public service websites are fully meeting the terms of the minimum accessibility requirements as stated by World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) guidelines.
Most of the websites fell down in the area of providing suitable text alternatives for images on their sites, with a large number of websites also failing to fully explain the relationship between frames on a website.
Seems, there is a trade-off somewhere ...
Regards,
Dharmesh.
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