Proof that this is a "World Class Level" Mobile Web Site Page of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.'s Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Mobile Web Site

For your convenience, the major headings provided on this Mobile Web page are listed immediately below:

• Getting down to the details about Scsi's World Class Level Quality Mobile Web Standard
• Making it ever so easy for you -- to check each and every Scsi P&KT Mobile Web page for conformance to Scsi's Mobile Web Page Validation Best Practice #10
• Quantitatively score any Mobile Web site's page(s) -- by making effective use of Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool
• Scsi's "Perfect 10" Challenge: Try to find any other Mobile Web site that -- even for just one Web page -- scores 100.

NOTE: Relevant hyperlinks are included within the associated paragraphs to make your browsing session productive and all the more enjoyable.

Getting down to the details about Scsi's World Class Level Quality Mobile Web Standard

Each and every Web page within the Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc.'s Mobile Web site has 100% Accessibility "designed in" -- for everyone's benefit.

How was this achieved? Scsi's "Perfect 10" Mobile Web Site Standard Web page describes the what, why, and how come Scsi evolved a first-of-its-kind set of seamlessly integrated and easily verifiable "World Class" level Mobile Web site Best Practices -- now called Scsi's Mobile Web Best Practices -- for universal Web usability and Web accessibility.

PDF Diagram of Scsi's World Class Level Mobile Web Site Best Practices

To see the overall picture of what is stated above, select the image immediately below -- if present -- to view or download a full-page Adobe PDF diagram that provides hyperlinks to each of Scsi's "Perfect 10" Mobile Web Site Best Practices for your convenience.

Additional Mobile Web Site Design-related Information

Reminder: If you want to know more, access the Web Usability, Web accessibility, Why Validate a Mobile Web Site's Pages?, and Use Any Browser -- by Design! Web pages.

Making it ever so easy for you -- to check each and every Scsi P&KT Mobile Web page for conformance to Scsi's Mobile Web Page Validation Best Practice #10

Don't take Scsi's word for it. Prove this fact for yourself -- using three World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)-based Validation tests -- for XHTML, CSS, and WCAG recommendations -- that are always provided as "Test-this-Web-page" hyperlinks in the Mobile Web Page Validation and Contact Information section located near the bottom of each and every Web page within the sonoffconsulting.mobi domain.

Quantitatively score any Mobile Web site's page(s) -- by making effective use of Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool

Getting Ready to "Do It Yourself" -- unless, of course, you'd rather "Let Scsi do it for you" for FREE!

For proof that should quickly convince anyone that 100% accessibility is demonstrable everywhere within the Scsi P&KT Mobile Web site, Scsi encourages you, Web designers, and upper- and lower-level Management to make effective use of Scsi's Test Criteria Evaluation Worksheet (STCEW) Tool.

To make use of Scsi's convenient one-pager worksheet file -- select the graphic below (if present) -- to launch the fill-in-the-fields PDF file and quantitatively score any page -- on any Mobile Web site you choose to benchmark against Scsi's "Perfect 10" Mobile Web Site Standard score of 100.

What's Next?

With a copy of the STCEW Tool document open and ready to be filled out in front of you, you can quickly proceed with assessing any Mobile Web page's degree of conformance to Scsi's set of World Class Level Mobile Web Site Best Practices.

How do you evaluate a Web page and come up with its STCEW Tool-based score?

Here is how to accomplish this relatively straightforward evaluation task for any Mobile Web site page that you choose to access to put it to the test:

1. Open or view the STCEW Tool document.
2. Assess and provide ten "Yes or No" answers on the worksheet for whatever Web page you have selected for testing.
3. Multiply each "Yes" answer by ten.
4. Tally up the resulting score and grade it according to the 0-100 scale provided in the document.

Suggestion: Do a "practice run through" of any of Scsi's Productivity and Knowledge Transfer Mobile Web Site's pages

Especially if this is your first time at trying out the STCEW Tool, Scsi recommends that you choose any Mobile Web page within the sonoffconsulting.mobi domain to "put to the test" before applying the STCEW Tool to any other Mobile Web site's pages..

Here is why: Doing this warmup exercise will assure you that you fully understand and can confirm each of Scsi's Mobile Web Best Practices, and because of the judicious productivity-focused design that underlies the entire Scsi P&KT Mobile Web site, you should -- not surprisingly -- find that every single page scores 100 out of 100. Pretty amazing achievement, don't you agree?

Ubiquitous Web Access -- Here and Now

Presuming that you do obtain the same exemplary results on your own, this confirmation should wholly support and testify to Scsi's desire to present every visitor with a refreshingly stimulating "win-win" user experience -- in fact, a Ubiquitous Web Access experience -- that truly qualifies as a productivity-focused model for achieving a World Class Level Web site design and implementation.

What conclusions will you likely reach after evaluating other Web site's pages using the STCEW Tool?

Scsi has no doubt that you'll find a large room for improvement on virtually any other Mobile Web site that you care to test.

With such quantitatively scored results in hand, you could either make use of it yourself or pass the assessment(s) along to others -- which they can check out and confirm for themselves -- regarding how well or how poorly any particular Web sites's pages measure up in each of Scsi's ten Mobile Web Best Practices for World Class Level Mobile Web sites.

Scsi's "Perfect 10" Challenge: Try to find any other Mobile Web site that -- even for just one Mobile Web page -- scores 100

When you have performed this exercise more than a few times and realize how poorly most Mobile Web pages fare when you've quantitatively measured them using Scsi's "Perfect 10" Mobile Web site standard, you might decide to take on the following challenge: Try your darndest to find any other Mobile Web sites that pass Scsi's "Perfect 10" set of Mobile Web Best Practices -- even for just a single Web page.

Let Scsi know of any Mobile Web pages that have a 100 score

If you find any Mobile Web pages or, better yet, any Mobile Web sites that do score 100, let us know.

If Scsi can confirm your reported findings -- and the Mobile Web sites are considered by Scsi to be both non-trivial and truly meritorious in nature and content, you can bet that a cumulative list of Mobile Web sites that have satisfied Scsi's World Class Level Quality Standard of distinction will be published and maintained for the foreseeable future right here on this very Web site.

After all, Scsi wants to inform the Web world about all such companies that have actually put in the effort and attendant hard work necessary to achieve a perfect STCEW score of 100. Good luck.

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Mobile Web Page Validation and Contact Information

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Contact Information: Raymond Sonoff, President of Sonoff Consulting Services, Inc., 271 Saxony Drive, Crestview Hills, KY 41017-2294 USA: Telephone: (859) 261-5908.