Accessible Web Design, Development & Digital Marketing Services

WCAG 2.1 AA (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) is the internationally recognized standard for digital accessibility. Compliance means your website is usable by people with visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive disabilities — including through screen readers, keyboard navigation, and assistive technologies. For many organizations, AA compliance is also a legal requirement under the ADA and Section 508.

Colorado HB21-1110 requires state and local government entities to ensure their public-facing digital content meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards. If your organization is a Colorado public body — including state agencies, municipalities, school districts, or special districts — HB21-1110 applies to your website, documents, and digital services. We can assess your current compliance posture and develop a remediation plan.

Yes — higher education and government are two of our primary practice areas. We’ve delivered WCAG 2.1 AA compliant websites for public universities, community colleges, state agencies, and municipal entities across Colorado. We understand procurement processes, multi-stakeholder review cycles, and the compliance documentation these institutions require.

An audit identifies accessibility barriers — issues that prevent users with disabilities from accessing your content. Remediation is the process of fixing those barriers. Fireant provides both: human-powered audits that go beyond automated scanner results, and full remediation services that correct the underlying code, content structure, and design decisions causing the issues.

Our Accessibility Audit Services

Yes. We specialize in both platforms and recommend the right fit based on your organization’s content management needs, technical environment, and long-term maintainability requirements. We also build headless and composable architectures for organizations with more complex infrastructure needs.

We plan every rebuild with SEO continuity in mind: URL mapping, 301 redirect architecture, metadata migration, and structured data implementation. Content migration is scoped and managed as part of the project plan. We’ve handled complex migrations for institutions with thousands of pages of existing content.

Institutional design projects rarely have a single decision-maker — and our process is built around that reality. We facilitate structured discovery sessions that surface requirements from communications, IT, legal, and leadership teams early, so design decisions are grounded in organizational consensus rather than individual preference. This reduces revision cycles and protects the project timeline.

Yes — accessibility is integrated into design from the first wireframe, not added as a compliance layer at the end. Color contrast, keyboard navigation patterns, focus states, and semantic structure are all addressed during the UI/UX phase. By the time a design goes to development, WCAG 2.1 AA conformance is already built into the component architecture.

Integration scoping is part of our Discovery stage. We’ve built connections to Salesforce, HubSpot, Lasso CRM, learning management systems, payment infrastructure, and custom internal APIs. We document the integration architecture before development begins and build to the stability and security standards institutional IT teams require.

Component-based development means your site is built from modular, reusable blocks — not a tangle of custom one-off templates. Each component is independently maintained and updated. For organizations that need to publish content across dozens of pages or sections, this approach dramatically reduces maintenance overhead and makes future redesigns significantly less expensive.

We establish measurable KPIs before any campaign launches — organic traffic growth, qualified lead volume, cost per acquisition, conversion rate by channel, or whatever aligns with your organizational goals. We don’t report on vanity metrics. Every campaign report ties performance data back to the outcomes your leadership team actually cares about.

Yes. Technical SEO, on-page optimization, and content strategy work can be applied to an existing site without a full rebuild. We audit your current site’s performance baseline — Core Web Vitals, crawlability, keyword positioning, structured data — and develop a prioritized improvement plan. A rebuild is sometimes the right answer, but it’s never the assumed one.

Our support plans include 24/7 uptime monitoring with automated alerts and defined incident response procedures. In the event of a security incident or site outage, our team engages immediately — we don’t route you through a ticket queue. For organizations with compliance obligations, we also maintain documentation of incident response actions for reporting purposes.

New content, new pages, and CMS updates can introduce accessibility barriers even after a compliant launch. Our ongoing maintenance plans include periodic accessibility re-audits — reviewing new content against WCAG standards and flagging issues before they accumulate. For organizations subject to regulatory compliance, this documentation trail also supports internal reporting and legal defensibility.

Our support plans cover proactive monitoring, security management, WordPress and Drupal updates, performance optimization, ongoing accessibility monitoring, and content support. For organizations with compliance obligations, we also provide periodic re-audits to ensure your site maintains WCAG AA conformance as content changes over time.

Schedule a discovery call with our team. We’ll review your current digital environment, discuss your compliance obligations and organizational goals, and outline a recommended scope. Most projects begin with a discovery and strategy engagement before any design or development work starts.