Accessible Web Design for the Public Sector
Design principles for accessible public-sector websites: color, typography, focus states and inclusive patterns that work for every citizen.
Design principles for accessible public-sector websites: color, typography, focus states and inclusive patterns that work for every citizen.
Write clear, useful government website content: plain language, citizen tasks and page structure that helps people get things done. A how-to guide.
Speed and security are non-negotiable for government sites. Improve Core Web Vitals and harden a WordPress site with this practical checklist.
How government and municipal websites handle GDPR and privacy: consent, data handling and cookies. A practical guide for public-sector sites.
What ADA and Section 508 require of government websites, and how to make a WordPress site compliant. A plain-language guide for the public sector.
A practical WCAG 2.2 accessibility checklist for WordPress — contrast, keyboard, alt text and more — so your government site meets the standard.
Raise funds for community causes and public events: set up donation campaigns and forms in WordPress with GiveWP. A step-by-step guide using Egovt.
Present civic projects and milestones in image galleries and albums in WordPress. Build a public-project portfolio with Classic, Grid or Modern layouts.
Help residents and visitors explore your city: build a directory of local places, attractions and venues in WordPress with maps, galleries and categories.
A realistic breakdown of what a government or municipal website costs in 2026 — theme, hosting, plugins and setup — and how to keep it affordable.