City, county, authority, nonprofit-government, and public service websites have to do more than look modern. They need to help residents find information quickly, support accessibility, simplify updates, organize public resources, and present the agency with professionalism.
Residents should not have to dig through clutter to find forms, services, meetings, contacts, alerts, or resources.
Public-facing websites need clear navigation, careful structure, strong accessibility, and a backend staff can realistically manage. The site should feel modern, but never confusing.
We design public agency websites around real visitor needs: forms, departments, announcements, board meetings, documents, contact information, applications, service information, and emergency or time-sensitive updates.
Menus and page structure should help people find key information without guessing where it lives.
Applications, PDFs, meeting files, notices, forms, and resource links need a clean, searchable home.
Staff should be able to update important content while the overall design remains polished and consistent.
Public agency websites need more planning than a basic business site. We focus on structure, accessibility, content organization, editing workflow, forms, documents, and long-term support.
We review the existing website, documents, pages, forms, notices, and important public resources.
We organize the site around the way residents actually look for departments, services, forms, and answers.
We build with readable contrast, clear hierarchy, keyboard-friendly flow, alt text, and screen-reader-minded structure.
We create cleaner paths for applications, forms, downloads, public files, contact requests, and staff-managed updates.
We can provide guidance so staff understand how to update pages, announcements, resources, and documents.
We support the site after launch with hosting, backups, security, updates, routine edits, and practical help.
Public websites carry a higher responsibility for access. We build with practical accessibility improvements in mind and can include ADA scanning, remediation, accessibility reporting, a widget, and screen reader website versions when appropriate.
Clear headings, organized sections, readable content, proper labels, and easier navigation.
Screen-reader-minded content, alt text, keyboard considerations, skip links, and cleaner page flow.
Accessibility scan summaries, completed improvement notes, POUR principles, and future-change guidance.
Every agency is different, but the goal is the same: a website that is professional, organized, accessible, easy to update, and useful to the people who depend on it.
A modern, structured website designed around your departments, services, resources, and public responsibilities.
Better structure for forms, documents, board materials, notices, service information, staff pages, and updates.
Contrast, headings, labels, alt text, keyboard flow, screen reader considerations, and optional accessibility reporting.
Contact forms, applications, request forms, intake forms, department routing, and user-friendly submission paths.
A manageable WordPress setup so routine edits can be handled without damaging the site’s design.
Ongoing hosting, backups, malware scans, WordPress updates, routine content help, and practical long-term support.
Livewire can help your municipality, authority, public agency, or community organization build a clearer, more accessible, more useful website for the people you serve.
