uk web design association members - 22.11.o4
T-Morph design solutions have always had a policy of only using code that complies with the world wide web consortium (W3C) standards. All the web sites we develop are validated for correct use of HTML/XHTML and that any Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) used are also valid.
When we decided to apply for membership to the UKWDA we were sure that our sites would meet their requirements and we are happy to say that membership was grandted on our first application.
So, what does this mean for our customers?
First of all what is the UKWDA?
The UK Web Design Association is a not-for-profit organisation - established in 2001 to encourage and promote industry standards within the British web design and new media sector. The UKWDA is the largest internet association in Europe and now has 8970 members.
What does membership mean?
By joining the UKWDA t-morph have committed themselves to meeting the industry standards, ensuring that all the web sites we develop use valid code. This will give you the peace of mind that a web site designed and developed by t-morph will be accuratly coded, compatable with the major web browsers and optimised for fast access.
After all if our standards of coding drop we risk losing our UKWDA membership and will be unable to re-apply for 12 months.
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