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I'd run the site through the W3C validation service, as you have 89 errors.
Also, the site needs accessibility errors fixed, such as:
Access: [5.5.2.1]: <table> missing <caption> (Priority 2)
Captions are used to describe the nature of the table in one to three sentences. Insert the caption below the table element. A caption is not always necessary. If a caption is not provided, use the "title" attribute to briefly describe the purpose of a table.
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Have reviewed the HTML code of the home page and we have managed to reduce the W3C validation errors from 89 to 18 (for comparison, Google throws 50 errors and Yahoo throws 37 errors). The remaining 18 errors are related to
some of the Javascript functions and some of the directory links and I don’t think that much to be worried about.
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> Also, the site needs accessibility errors fixed, such as:
> Access: [5.5.2.1]: <table> missing <caption> (Priority 2)
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I could add a caption/title to individual tables, However, I think that's not necessary since every page section has a heading.
Thanks for pointing these out espmartin and for taking time out to go throught it. Very much appreciated.
