Services
Bring us one stubborn problem or the whole website. We define who owns what, what will be delivered, and what your staff will need after launch.
Capabilities
Make navigation match the questions people ask, not the way the organization is structured.
We interview staff, review content and search behavior, then map the tasks visitors need to complete. The result is a sitemap and page plan the whole team can discuss.
Make every page easy to scan, use by keyboard, and read on a phone or at high zoom.
We design responsive components, templates, forms, and service paths with WCAG 2.2 Level AA criteria built into the review process.
Build a fast, maintainable site and connect the forms, calendars, payments, and alerts people rely on.
We use semantic HTML, reusable components, and documented integrations so the site works well now and remains understandable later.
Decide what to keep, rewrite, merge, archive, or retire before migration begins.
We inventory pages and files, assign each one a decision and owner, then migrate the useful material without losing important records, metadata, or links.
Find the barriers, fix the patterns behind them, and help staff keep those barriers from returning.
We review representative pages, components, forms, content, and publishing workflows, then rank findings by user impact and verify the repairs.
Keep the site updated, monitored, backed up, and ready when something changes.
We agree on routine maintenance, response expectations, reporting, and a short improvement list so small problems do not wait for the next redesign.
Delivery process
We adjust the process to fit the project, but the basics stay visible: weekly updates, named reviewers, written decisions, and agreed launch criteria.
Interview the people closest to the work, review the current site, and write down the goals, constraints, and risks.
Agree on priority tasks, navigation, page types, content ownership, and the delivery plan.
Review wireframes and responsive components with real content before the build is far along.
Develop the site, connect required services, migrate approved content, and document the setup.
Test keyboard use, screen-reader output, zoom, contrast, devices, browsers, content, and performance.
Train staff, complete launch checks, watch the live site, and keep a prioritized list of improvements.
Ways to work together
For teams that know something is wrong but need evidence and priorities before committing to a larger project.
For organizations ready to replace a dated, inaccessible, or difficult platform.
For teams that need a named person to handle maintenance, accessibility checks, content changes, and planned improvements.
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