Public-sector sites answer to two audiences at once: a citizen who needs one specific thing and will not read a menu to find it, and staff who have to keep hundreds of pages current under procurement rules and accessibility obligations. Both have to work.
What we build
- Accessible by default - WCAG conformance treated as a build requirement rather than a report filed after launch.
- Service-first navigation, so a visitor gets to the form or the document without learning your org chart.
- Editorial workflow with review and approval, matched to how the agency already signs things off.
- Intranets and staff tools on the same platform, sharing one login and one content model.
Work like this
- SPREP - the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme, the leading intergovernmental agency protecting the Pacific environment.
- ERSRI - the Employees Retirement System of Rhode Island, serving state employees, teachers and retirees.
- Fort Bend County, Texas - county services, records and emergency information in one place.
- PRISMSS, Pacific Islands Roundtable and Pacific NbS Resource Hub - regional programmes and coordination platforms.
- Fagogo - a staff intranet with document management and internal tools.