Website rebuild for a small public agency
A small water district's website is out of date, hard for staff to update and fails basic accessibility checks.
73 accessibility failures on the old homepage, none on the rebuilt site.
Public websites, request forms, booking systems, lookup tools and staff portals.
Websites and PDF documents brought up to the WCAG 2.1 AA standard that public agencies must meet.
Older applications, databases and macro-filled spreadsheets moved onto current, supported technology.
Fixes, security updates and upkeep for software you already use.
User guides, system documentation and process manuals.
Connections between programs you already use, so records move from one to the other without retyping.
Recurring office tasks set up to run on a schedule, and paper or scanned files turned into searchable records.
Cleanup, moving data between systems, databases, dashboards and maps.
Data analysis, survey results and research reports.
A small water district's website is out of date, hard for staff to update and fails basic accessibility checks.
73 accessibility failures on the old homepage, none on the rebuilt site.
A fire district tracks equipment inspections in an old desktop database that only one person can open at a time.
334 equipment records and 2,646 inspections moved, 23 duplicate rows removed, counts matched.
A district business office rebuilds enrollment and spending figures by hand from state spreadsheets before each board meeting.
All 295 Washington school districts, with 12 school years of enrollment and 6 of spending per student.
A 30-minute call about what you need and the systems you use now.
A written proposal with the scope, timeline and fixed price.
We do the work and check in with you each week.
Training for your staff, written documentation and 30 days of support. You receive the source files, maintenance instructions and admin accounts in your organization's name.
Describe your project and we will send you a fixed-price quote.