Websites and resident communication for municipalities, special districts, and destination organizations. Same team, same standard, no platform lock-in.
A site residents can actually use, rebuilt or repaired on the platform you already run. We do not force a migration. We work on the system that is in place and make it better.
A newsletter residents open. Subscribe widget on the site, topic categories so people choose their own signal, and a monthly production and send cycle we run end to end.
WCAG 2.1 AA before the deadline. The federal Title II rule requires jurisdictions serving 50,000 or more to comply by April 2027, and smaller jurisdictions and special districts by April 2028. Audit, fix in place, retrain staff, prove it with a re-scan.
An assistant trained on the agency's own pages. It answers the questions people ask at night — and it answers with a link to the source page, never with confidence it does not have. When it is not sure, it escalates to a person.
The deadline is statute, not marketing. A local government that waits until 2027 to start is already late: the work takes about a year done properly.
Audits, remediation, staff training, and ongoing checks — that is the work behind a compliant site, and most agencies are only partially there. The obligation existed before the rule. The rule made the expectation and the consequence explicit. Fixing it in place costs a fraction of a rebuild, and it starts with a scan we run before you pay us.
Scope in writing. Your platform. No lock-in.
“We agree the scope before we start, and the work is verified against the check list at the end. If a page still fails, we keep working.”
The donebyverde standard for public sector work
Twenty minutes, no deck, and a straight answer either way. Start with a scan of your current site.
Get It Done