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01-19-2007, 07:59 AM
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Well if you can add accessibility for not much extra fuss then you should. Actively choosing not to do so opens you up for discrimination proceedings if someone cares to pursue it.
Anyway the site is much better, easier to access the information at least and the black colour scheme is quite sophisticated. It could do with some nice photos though. I was goign to write a thread about how such a visually striking subject is so under-represented. Those websites I looked at that were good really benefitted from good photos so why isn't more been made of this. Big pictures of people in bogu look cool full stop. People wanting to do kendo and aspire to be like those cool people in the weird armour will only feel that way if they see the pictures.
I personally think there should be a BKA web strategy, to help all clubs, offer some basic templates that can help promote a club. That way they can choose to invest in their own site or use one with a decent level of quality that will reflect well on the BKA as a whole. Even if it was exactly the same style as the BKA one at least there would be a continuity. The Edinburgh website is similar [I wonder why
] but still maintains it's own identity so any club website could tailored to them.
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