Cities & villages
ADA Title II for small towns: your April 2028 website deadline
Villages, townships, and small cities have until April 26, 2028 to meet WCAG 2.1 AA on the web. A plain-English guide for clerks and administrators.
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Cities & villages
Why an accessibility overlay will not make your government website compliant
Overlay widgets promise one-line-of-code ADA compliance. Courts and accessibility experts disagree. Here is why, and what actually works.
Churches
Get Your Church's Time Back: Stop Fixing the Website, Start Serving
See how churches free up hours each week by letting go of website upkeep and focusing on ministry instead.
Fire departments
Why a Slow Website Costs Your Fire Department Calls and Volunteers
A slow website quietly turns away residents, recruits, and donors before they ever call your fire department.
Small business
What Makes ChatGPT and Google's AI Recommend Your Business
More people are asking AI assistants for recommendations. Here's what your website needs so they mention you, not a competitor.
Small business
How Many New Customers Does Your Website Need to Pay for Itself?
A simple way to figure out if your website is actually earning its keep, with real numbers for local businesses.
Churches
Why Your Church Website Loses Visitors (And How to Fix It)
Most church websites fail to answer the questions visitors actually ask. Here's how to fix the gaps that send people elsewhere.
Special districts
How to Show Your Hours Right When People Search
Your district's hours should appear instantly when someone searches for you online. Here's how to make that happen.
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