ISERP

Posted July 7th, 2006 by Mike Cherim

ISERP site The Institute for Social & Economic Research & Policy or ISERP website is a website well-done. It’s sprawling and extensive, yet it retains a high level of usability and shorts not its visitors in terms of accessibility and functionality. Builders of most websites, especially large ones, have to make some compromises; a balance must be struck. This site strikes this balance well and with a polished, professional touch.

The ISERP website was crafted by Jonathan Phillips (link not provided) and received an averaged Part I Score of: 15.65 and a Part II Score of: 5.8, for an Overall Score of: 21.45, making it eligible for an Award Level of: “Quality Universal Design.” Congratulations Jonathan!


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