Adherence to W3C Accessibility Standards a Key Component of iCita Interface Designs

iCita takes special care when designing web sites to make sure they are accessible to all members of our clients' target audiences.

Boulder, CO - April 25, 2005 - For the past three years, the iCita design team has been making every effort to meet or exceed the web standards and guidelines detailed by the World Wide Web Consortium as described on their web site www.w3.org. The latest iCita project for the Rocky Mountain Multiple Sclerosis Center in Englewood emphasizes the need to keep our design skills at a high level to address all the accessibility guidelines as they pertain to a usable interface for web sites. iCita prides itself on working closely with clients to determine user-groups for all their design projects. We also work to create web sites designs that are HIPAA, IRB, HON compliant and ADA accessible.

With clients such as the Mile High United Way, Pikes Peak United Way, United Way of Weld County, 2-1-1 Colorado, C.A.R.E. Network of Summit County, Colorado Nanotechnology Institute and the Colorado Cancer Foundation, iCita has a great depth of experience to draw from. It is this experience that keeps bringing new organizations seeking to communicate effectively and efficiently via the web to our door.

iCita was founded in 2001 with a mission to assist in developing strategic Internet solutions for small- to mid-sized companies, helping them to increase revenue, exposure at the same time cutting costs. The company designs and builds Internet applications ranging from mid-sized business web sites to virtual document storage systems and content management systems. iCita maintains a web site at http://www.icita.net where interested parties can find a range of products and services geared to managing the increasing knowledge explosion of Internet technologies.

iCita Contact:
Thomas Smidt, President
303.651.7802
tom@icita.net