Major Australian political parties Web sites are still not demonstrating enough leadership to attract swinging voters to their cause, according to interface designing company Hiser Group.
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Political party Web sites have failed to comply with usability guidelines, according to research from the interactive system design company The Hiser Group, who said that the six major political party sites are failing to attract the swinging voter.
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