Accessible, secure, citizen-focused websites built for public sector requirements.
Fremen Consulting builds and redesigns websites for government agencies and public sector organizations — with WCAG 2.2 accessibility, security best practices, and citizen-centered UX that meets procurement and compliance standards.
Problems we solve for businesses like yours
Government websites must meet WCAG 2.2 and Section 508 standards. Inaccessible sites exclude citizens, violate mandates, and expose agencies to legal action and remediation costs.
Outdated portals force citizens to call or visit in person for services available online elsewhere. Poor information architecture and broken forms erode public trust in government digital services.
Public sector projects require security reviews, procurement compliance, and vendor qualifications that generic web agencies are not equipped to navigate.
Solutions tailored to your industry and growth goals
Full accessibility remediation and redesign meeting WCAG 2.2 and Section 508 — keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, color contrast, and accessible document formats.
Task-based information architecture, plain-language content, and online service flows that help citizens find information and complete transactions without calling.
Security-aligned development practices, documentation for procurement review, and phased delivery that meets public sector project management requirements.
Technologies and platforms we work with in this space
Measurable outcomes from projects in this space
WCAG 2.2 remediation and accessible redesign brought a state agency website into Section 508 compliance, passing third-party accessibility audit on first review.
Task-based redesign and simplified online forms increased digital service completion rates by roughly 40% for a municipal services portal.
Clear answers to common questions in this industry
Government websites in the United States must meet Section 508 standards, which align with WCAG 2.2 Level AA. This includes keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, sufficient color contrast, accessible PDFs and documents, and captions for video content.
Yes. We conduct accessibility audits, prioritize remediation by impact, and implement fixes across design, code, and content — delivering documentation suitable for compliance review and ongoing monitoring.
Yes. We provide the documentation, security practices, and project management structure required for public sector procurement including SOWs, accessibility conformance reports, and phased delivery milestones.
We work with WordPress, Drupal, and custom platforms depending on agency requirements, security policies, and integration needs. Platform selection is driven by your IT standards and content management requirements.
Government website projects typically take six to eighteen months depending on scope, procurement timeline, accessibility requirements, and stakeholder review cycles. We structure delivery in phases to show progress throughout.
Tell us about your business and goals. We will recommend the right approach for your industry, timeline, and budget.