Recent Articles

• Removal of the free summary reports facility

  We have for several years now produced free reports for people that registered on our site but have not subscribed to the SiteMorse Services.

• Surveys description

  We have added a new "Surveys" tab to the SiteMorse secure site. This is intended to provide quick and convenient access to the SiteMorse

• Addition of Surveys tab within your account

  Tuesday 8th January 2008: We have recently added a new "Surveys" tab to the SiteMorse secure site. This is intended to provide quick and convenient access to the SiteMorse

• How To - use the Inventory tab

  Many people that responded to our Client Survey earlier this year said they didn't use the information on the Inventory Tab or didn't know what it was for.

• Mail exceptions - MessageLabs' clients

  SiteMorse testing of email addresses that are handled by MessageLabs often produces problem diagnostics. These are due to the way MessageLabs' servers handle mail transactions. We are not saying we agree with the outcome of our discussions, or the individual setup at MessageLabs we are merely seeking to explain why the errors occur.

• Selecting those sites to survey

  The selection of sites to include in a particular sector survey is compiled from a number of sources.

• Which of my domain names is tested?

  SiteMorse tests the domain name listed under "site address". Occasionally if the majority of the site is hosted on a sub domain we will include this address when testing your site.

• Immediate reports on multiple pages at once

  Tuesday 1st May 2007: As part of a general review SiteMorse has increased the functionality of our popular Immediate Reports facility,

• Adjustable screen font sizes

  The option to include a set of tools to adjust the screen font sizes is not a requirment of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

• Why does SiteMorse make multiple requests?

  SiteMorse makes up to 5 requests simultaneously - this shouldn't be enough to make any noticeable impact on the server load. Additionally, "normal" user browsers also make multiple requests simultaneously - fetching images, style sheets and other files to render the page. SiteMorse's "five at once" is similar to a couple of real users visiting