I have just read this tips from google webmaster central blog, I thought I should also post it here for my visitors to be aware. This is not about SEOContest2008 but on site information as a whole.

# Keep web pages easy to read, avoiding visual clutter and ensuring that the primary purpose of the web page is immediately accessible with full keyboard navigation.

# There are many organizations and online resources that offer website owners and authors guidance on how to make websites and pages more accessible for the blind and visually impaired. The W3C publishes numerous guidelines including Web Content Access Guidelines that are helpful for website owners and authors.

# As with regular search, the best thing you can do with respect to making your site rank highly is to create unique, compelling content. In fact, you can think of the Google crawler as the world’s most influential blind user. The content that matters most to the Googlebot is the content that matters most to the blind user: good, quality text.

# It’s also worth reviewing your content to see how accessible it is for other end users. For example, try browsing your site on a monochrome display or try using your site without a mouse. You may also consider your site’s usability through a mobile device like a Blackberry or iPhone.

Better implement it in your site for human and not for bots.

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