GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING
Website Design & Maintenance for Government Contractors & Subcontractors
Registered and building capability to serve government and government-adjacent clients directly, with the same accessibility and custom-build standards behind every project.
What we check for
- WCAG 2.1 AA / Section 508 accessibility
- Mobile performance & load speed
- On-page SEO fundamentals
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Custom-coded, WCAG 2.1 AA compliant from day one
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NAICS codes registered
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Page builders used
Capability Details
What we're registered and set up to provide.
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Custom Web Design & Development
Hand-coded WordPress sites, no page builders — built to meet accessibility and procurement standards from the ground up.
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Section 508 / WCAG Compliance
Accessibility isn't a checkbox here — it's built into every layout decision, which matters directly for government and federally-adjacent work.
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Registered NAICS Codes
NAICS
541511
NAICS
541512
NAICS
541519
Built for How Government Actually Evaluates Vendors
Two things that matter more here than in most industries.
CONSIDERATION 1 · ACCESSIBILITY
"Does this actually meet Section 508 / accessibility requirements?"
Government and government-adjacent sites face accessibility standards that most commercial agencies treat as optional. It isn't optional here.
The fix: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance built in from the first wireframe, not retrofitted after a complaint.
CONSIDERATION 2 · PROCUREMENT FIT
"Is this vendor actually set up to work with us?"
Registration, NAICS classification, and small-business standing all matter before a technical conversation even starts.
The fix: registered and actively building out the capability documentation procurement officers expect to see.
From Kickoff to Launch
No mystery. Here's exactly how it goes.
1
Kickoff Call
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Architecture & Content
3
Design & Build
4
QA & Launch
Common Questions
A few things worth knowing before you reach out.
Are you registered in SAM.gov?
Registration is in progress — reach out directly for current status and capability documentation.
Do you work as a subcontractor to primes?
Yes — open to subcontracting arrangements on web design and accessibility-focused scopes.
What does accessibility compliance actually include?
WCAG 2.1 AA standards applied to every page — proper contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and semantic markup, verified before launch rather than assumed.