How readable are the websites?

#ReadabilityList ranks public and private websites according to readability. A high number of them have text that can be difficult to read - and this is indicated with a red color. It the text is yellow, it should be edited and improved. Websites that have been given a green color are few, but good exceptions. 

The analysis was performed using a special version of an application called Greentext - www.green-text.com. This tool functions as an objective correction of subjective guesswork about text readability. Algorithms are based on research and universal design. 

Results

US / CA / UK / AU
1
Vassar College - http://www.vassar.edu
Readability score:
77.00 / 100
1
Westchester Times Tribune - http://westchestertimestribune.typepad.com
Readability score:
77.00 / 100
2
City of Canandaigua - http://www.canandaiguanewyork.gov
Readability score:
76.00 / 100
2
The City of Long Beach - http://www.longbeachny.gov
Readability score:
76.00 / 100
3
Kingston Times - http://hudsonvalleyone.com/paper/kingston-times/
Readability score:
75.99 / 100
4
The Evening Sun - http://www.evesun.com
Readability score:
75.84 / 100
5
IKEA - www.ikea.com
Readability score:
75.22 / 100
6
New York Statesman - http://www.newyorkstatesman.com
Readability score:
75.00 / 100
6
City of Corning - http://www.cityofcorning.com
Readability score:
75.00 / 100
7
Bellport News - http://www.bellport.com
Readability score:
74.75 / 100

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