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Winners . The primary goals of the Website Award Program are to: 1) encourage all audit shops to improve their websites, 2) reward organizations that have good websites, and 3) provide audit shops with general guidelines for improvement. Website Awards are given to the three organizational member websites determined by the judges to be the best demonstrations of content; usability and accessibility; design; uniqueness; and a wildcard (for extras or exceptional areas). If the judges deem appropriate, an "Honorable Mention" may be awarded to any organization.
Gold - Portland Portland scored very high on usability and accessibility. It's content was very strong and it had a strong design. It was a really nice marketing of the audit function with great information and very appealing. Silver - Guam Guam scored the highest in uniqueness and also was very strong in content and design. It was also strong in usability and accessibility. It has good animation and visual appeal with lots of information and a great search capability. It's Ethical Toolkit was impressive. Bronze - Pinal County Pinal County was the strongest in usability and accessibility and was also rated very high in content and uniqueness. It has a strong concept for fraud reporting with its silent whistle. Honorable Mention - San Diego San Diego was very strong in content and design. It was visually appealing, clean, professional, and easy to navigate. It was a comprehensive site. It was a nice, clean informative site. The site also provides hotline reports and statistics. |