Which Asian leader has best website?

By Alastair Lawson BBC News Nepal's Prime Minister Prachanda has formally launched a new website that contains forthcoming engagements, policy announcements and Maoist party news. How does Prachanda's site compare with those of other South Asian leaders in terms of layout and design? The BBC asked Keith Black, senior web consultant of Turboweb Limited - a UK-based company which designs websites around the world for politicians and businesses - to give his assessment. NEPAL PRIME MINISTER: Interesting use of colour, although a bit bold, we thought. Still a few unfinished elements too which can make a site look a little unprofessional. The English language tab at the top doesn't seem to function yet and there is no contact form or noticeable contact details either. Nice use of light boxes in the gallery section though. www.cmprachanda.com Overall score: five out of 10 PAKISTAN PRESIDENT: Slightly dated design and seemingly most of the site still under construction - clear navigation though on the left hand side. News section is kept fairly up-to-date. But again no visible method of contact through the site. www.presidentofpakistan.gov.pk Overall score: four out of 10 AFGHAN PRESIDENT: Very user-friendly, good contact details and helpful clickable links. But in-depth contact details of Afghan embassies around the world suggest the site may be more geared to an international or expatriate audience. Frequent use of American spelling suggests site may well have been developed ...

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