ServicesRegulated Industry Websites
The compliance barrier is our advantage.
We design and build websites for government, pharmaceutical, and nonprofit organizations where accessibility, content separation, and regulatory workflows are part of the architecture from the start.
What Compliance Expertise Looks Like in Practice
Government: Section 508 in practice
US government websites require every page, every form, every embedded media element to meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards. Our government portfolio includes federal offices, commissions, and committee sites. We build, test and maintain all of them to these standards, and non-technical staff manage them through our block theme CMS.
Pharma: HCP/patient separation and regulatory workflows
HCP content must be separated from patient content at the infrastructure level. Promotional claims require regulatory review and approval before publication. Content update cycles follow quarterly regulatory timelines. We have built HCP portals, patient education sites, formulary toolkits, medical device microsites, and branded campaign pages operating within these constraints.
Nonprofit: Accessibility and donation compliance
Federally mandated accessibility for organizations receiving public funding. Donation processing that meets PCI and state-level charitable solicitation requirements. Multi-stakeholder governance where boards, staff, and external partners all need different levels of CMS access.
The compounding effect
Compliance expertise compounds. Every accessibility audit teaches us something that makes the next one faster. Every pharmaceutical regulatory cycle refines our workflow templates. Every nonprofit donation compliance review adds to our institutional knowledge.
What each industry requires
Government websites require Section 508 accessibility on every page, every form, every PDF. Pharmaceutical websites require healthcare professional (HCP) and patient content separation, and approval workflows where a single unapproved word restarts the medical, legal and regulatory (MLR) review. Nonprofit websites serving federally funded organizations must meet accessibility mandates while processing donations through flows that meet the Payment Card Industry (PCI) standard.
These are not checklists you can hand to a QA team after launch. They are architectural decisions that must be made before the first line of code.
- Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA compliance:Built in from the architecture up
- HCP/patient content separation:Separate content areas, access controls, and regulatory approval workflows
- Regulatory content workflows:Approval chains, version control, audit trails for pharmaceutical content
- Accessible CMS:WordPress block themes that non-technical staff can operate without developer help
- Donation integration:PCI-compliant payment processing, recurring giving, campaign pages
- Multi-stakeholder governance:Role-based access for boards, staff, content editors, and external partners
- Automated accessibility testing:Playwright-based testing integrated into CI/CD pipelines
- Visual regression testing:Automated screenshot comparison to catch layout issues before production
- Ongoing maintenance:Security patches, WordPress updates, hosting management, compliance monitoring
Tech Stack
WordPress
Block theme system with FSE (Full Site Editing)
Payload CMS
Headless CMS for nonprofit organizations moving off WordPress
PHP 8.4
Custom plugin development, theme architecture
TypeScript
Custom blocks, interactive components
Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA
Axe, WAVE, manual screen reader testing
Playwright
Visual regression testing, automated accessibility audits
WP Engine
Managed WordPress hosting with staging environments
Who This Is For
Government offices
that need compliant, accessible websites maintained by a team with direct .gov experience.
Pharmaceutical marketing teams
planning HCP or patient websites that must pass regulatory review.
Nonprofit organizations
that need production-quality engineering at rates their budgets can sustain. Accessibility and donation compliance included.
- Zero accessibility compliance failures across the entire regulated portfolio.
- Multi-year maintenance relationships across the regulated portfolio. This work is ongoing.
Compliance is the foundation.
If your website operates in a regulated industry, your development team needs to know the rules before they write the first line of code. We do.