Tesco rules online roost

MCV Staff 4th February 2008 Business News

Tesco Direct has retained the top spot in a table of 100 retail websites, with a score of 8 out of 10 for January.

A list of 100 retail websites has been compiled by the Retail Bulletin and SiteMorse, with the first 125 pages of each retailer’s website being tested for accessibility, errors and so forth, and direct.tesco.com proved to be the most stable.

Surprisingly, Amazon, Currys and ebuyer were found at the bottom of the list, scoring under 2 out of 10. Game managed a score of 3.92, and were in 52nd position, whereas Argos can be found in 20th place, with a score of 5.12.

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