Services

Public websites, membership tools, integrations, migrations, hosting, and the care after launch. Each page says what goes wrong, what we do, and how it runs.

The work falls into eight kinds. A project often uses two or three of them: a new website with a membership area, or a migration followed by care. The written scope says which ones, and what is left out.

Each page below starts with the problem as staff usually describe it, then what we do about it, then how the work is delivered. If you already know your problem and not the name of the service, describe the problem.

If you are matching a vendor to a solicitation, start with work and experience, then the approach, then the procurement page.

Website design and development
A public site organized around the tasks your people come to finish, tested on a phone, and handed over so your staff can edit it.
Drupal and WordPress
Choosing the system your staff can keep running, and building on the one you already have.
Membership platforms and portals
Join, renew, member rates, event registration, and a directory, with staff screens that are faster than the spreadsheet.
Integrations and custom applications
Connecting the website to a system you already run, and building a small application when the workflow does not fit a public page.
Website modernization and migrations
Moving a site you already have, with a content inventory, a rehearsal, a redirect list, and a launch week you chose.
Infrastructure and hosting
Where the site runs, who can log in, how it is patched, and whether the backup has ever been restored.
Security, accessibility, and performance
The checks that keep a small staff from inheriting a site they cannot safely edit, or one the public cannot use.
Maintenance and support
Updates, backups, small edits, and a named person when something breaks, under a written boundary.