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Organize services around what people need to do, with clear labels and predictable paths.
ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD
Make essential information easier to find, understand, and use. HiperFusion modernizes public-service websites and helps organizations meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA through practical remediation and thoughtful design.
Schedule a 20-Minute Review (opens Zoho Bookings in a new tab)For local government, special districts, and nonprofits.
THE WEBSITE IS PART OF THE SERVICE
A resident checking a meeting agenda. A parent registering for a program. A donor finding your mission. Every visit should have a clear path forward.
Organize services around what people need to do, with clear labels and predictable paths.
Replace fragile publishing workarounds with manageable templates and straightforward editing.
Make essential tasks usable on small screens, with readable content and comfortable controls.
Address document structure, reading order, form labels, and error messages together.
Reduce page weight and competing content so the information people need arrives quickly.
Give staff training, publishing guidance, and ongoing checks that support lasting improvement.
THREE WAYS FORWARD
A focused review, targeted improvements, or a new foundation. We help you choose a scope that fits your platform, priorities, and budget.
Find the barriers that matter. Get a documented assessment, prioritized findings, and a practical plan your team can act on.
Starting at $1,500Explore audit & roadmap →Improve navigation, templates, forms, and content without starting over when your current platform can support the work.
Typically $7,500–$20,000Explore existing-site remediation →Create a fast, accessible public website with clear information architecture and publishing tools your staff can use.
Typically $20,000–$60,000Explore accessible website redesign →Planning ranges, not fixed quotes. Hosting, monitoring, and maintenance start at $350/month. PDF/document remediation is scoped separately.
A PRACTICAL, DOCUMENTED PROCESS
Review your website, key tasks, documents, and publishing workflow.
Define barriers, impact, dependencies, and a realistic scope.
Fix the foundations and make content easier to use.
Retest agreed scenarios and document results and remaining issues.
Equip your staff and plan ongoing maintenance and reviews.
SELECTED WORK
ARTS & NONPROFIT · CONCEPT
A website concept exploring visual storytelling, responsive layouts, clear content hierarchy, and accessible implementation. A concept/demo, not a contracted client engagement.
CONSUMER PRODUCT
Consumer-facing product design with brand personality, responsive experiences, and a clear path from discovery to action.
Illustrative project cards, not screenshots. These examples demonstrate design and engineering experience; they are not accessibility certifications or government client claims.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
No overlays. No compliance guarantees.
A practical plan for better access.
Not necessarily. An audit helps establish whether your templates and CMS can be remediated or whether a redesign is the more practical investment. We explain the tradeoffs before recommending a path.
No. Testing documents the reviewed scope and the barriers found at that time. HiperFusion helps organizations work toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA conformance; we do not guarantee legal compliance or provide legal advice.
Yes. We scope documents and forms alongside the website, considering reading order, tags, headings, tables, labels, and task completion. Complex or high-volume document collections are priced separately.
We can provide hosting, maintenance, monitoring, staff training, and scheduled reviews. You receive a clear handoff, documented responsibilities, and agreed support terms.
Starting ranges help with early budgeting. A written proposal defines the pages, templates, documents, integrations, testing coverage, and ongoing services included in your project.
A CLEAR FIRST STEP
Tell us what you have, where you’re getting stuck, and what your team needs next.
A practical conversation. A clearly scoped next step.