Link-Checking Analysis of Selected Web Sites

A survey of the links from the home pages for selected Web sites for participants on the "QA For Web Sites" workshop held prior to the ILI 2004 Conference. The survey makes use of the W3C link checking tool.

A summary of the findings is given in the following table.

You can use the service yourself either by going to W3C link checking tool or by entering a URL in the following box:

The following box can be used to check multiple pages:

Findings

**Table 1: Findings**
	Organisation	Home page	Recursive check	Comments	Try It
1	ILI 2004 Conference Web Site	3 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
2	Framley Museum (fictional)	2 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
3	Estrella Mountain Community College	0 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
4	American University of Beirut	4 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
5	NATO	2 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
6	Public Service Commission (Possibly incorrect address)	0 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
7	education.au Limited	0 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
8	National Library Board	0 problems found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
9	University Library of Oslo	1 problem found		Full Web site not analysed Note `Accept-language` header - so what page is analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
10	AFFRC	1 problem found		Full Web site not analysed	Page Check Bulk Check
11	Anglo American Corporation of South Africa

The information in the table was collected on 4^th October 2004.

Notes

Please note the following:

Only the entry points have been analysed.
Only an automated analysis has been carried out.
The online version of this page allows the latest findings to be obtained.
Link problems may be due to an intermittent networking problem or downtime of the remote site, and not necessarily due to a permanent broken link.