A clearer plan starts here.
Straight answers for the people planning websites, applications and practical AI. Understand the work, ask better questions and bring a useful brief to your next conversation.
Tools you can use right now.
Check your readiness for a redesign or for ADA Title II, draft an RFP or organize a project brief. No email address, account or PDF required.
Website redesign readiness checklist
Identify the goals, content, approvals and access your organization needs before starting a website redesign.
Use the toolWebsite RFP builder
Build an editable website RFP from your goals, audiences, requirements, budget and selection process. No email or PDF required.
Use the toolProject scope worksheet
Organize your project goals, audiences, systems, constraints and unanswered questions into a brief you can copy and share.
Use the toolADA Title II readiness checklist
Work through 51 plain-language checks, from inventory to vendor contracts, and see where your government stands before the WCAG 2.1 AA deadline.
Use the toolWhat we found when we looked.
We test public websites ourselves and publish the results, with our method and its limits. Start with our scan of every Florida county government home page.
How accessible are Florida’s county websites? Our 2026 scan
We scanned the home page of all 67 Florida county government websites for WCAG 2.1 AA failures ahead of the ADA Title II deadline. Here is what we found.
Read the reportFlorida county website accessibility results by county
What an automated WCAG 2.1 AA test found on the home page of each Florida county government website on October 14, 2026: failed checks, overlays and accessibility links.
Compare every countyGood questions. Useful answers.
Start with the decision in front of you. Each guide links to the next step and the service that can help.
How much does a nonprofit website redesign cost?
Understand what changes the cost of a nonprofit website redesign, compare scopes, and plan for the work that continues after launch.
Read the guideNonprofit website RFP template: what to ask before hiring
Build a nonprofit website RFP that explains your goals, content, integrations, accessibility needs and proposal requirements.
Read the guideHow to choose a nonprofit web design partner
Questions to ask a nonprofit web design partner about staffing, accessibility, content, ownership, integrations and support.
Read the guideWebsite accessibility audit vs. remediation: what are you buying?
Understand the difference between an accessibility audit, fixing issues and verifying repairs, with questions to ask before purchasing.
Read the guideWCAG 2.1 AA in plain English
What WCAG 2.1 Level AA asks of a government or nonprofit website, the criteria sites miss most often, what WCAG 2.2 adds, and how to test with tools and by hand.
Read the guideWhy accessibility overlays don’t make a site compliant
Overlay widgets promise WCAG compliance from one line of code. What they change, what they can’t, what the FTC’s 2025 accessiBe order says, and what to do instead.
Read the guideAccessibility requirements for a website RFP
What to require when you buy a website or app: WCAG 2.1 AA or 2.2 AA, a conformance report, assistive technology testing and a remediation warranty. Sample contract language included.
Read the guidePlanning a government website redesign: a checklist for small teams
Plan a government website redesign around public tasks, content ownership, procurement, migration, accessibility and launch responsibilities.
Read the guideWhy people abandon nonprofit donation forms: what to check first
Review a nonprofit donation journey for mobile friction, unnecessary fields, confusing errors, payment problems and missing confirmations.
Read the guideWordPress or a custom web application: which do you need?
Compare WordPress publishing with custom application workflows, including permissions, integrations, ownership and maintenance.
Read the guideFive practical AI projects for a small nonprofit
Five bounded nonprofit AI pilots, with the data each needs, a human review step and a way to evaluate whether it helps.
Read the guideWhen your spreadsheet should become a web application
Recognize when a spreadsheet workflow needs stronger permissions, validation, status tracking and a shared application.
Read the guideWhat happens after your new website launches?
Plan website maintenance, account ownership, backups, updates, accessibility checks, content responsibilities and ongoing support.
Read the guideThe April 26, 2027 accessibility deadline: what cities and counties of 50,000 or more need to do now
Cities and counties of 50,000 or more must meet the federal web accessibility standard by April 26, 2027. What the rule covers and what to do now.
Read the guideCommon website problems that cost small governments and nonprofits trust
Out-of-date pages, unreadable PDFs and forms that block keyboard users: common website problems that cost governments and nonprofits trust.
Read the guideLet's talk about your project!
Send a short note about what needs to change. We’ll reply personally, talk through scope and budget, and arrange a conversation if it would help.
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