Government

WordPress Web Design and Development for the San Francisco Bay Area and Beyond

Recent Projects for Government

HyperArts builds WordPress websites for public agencies and for programs funded by federal and state government, including Department of Energy research programs, regional climate initiatives, and university-led collaborations.

Accessibility compliance

The ADA Title II rule requires state and local government websites to meet WCAG 2.1 AA, with deadlines in 2027 and 2028. We build and remediate sites to that standard. See our accessibility checklist for public agencies.

Security and IT review

Hardened hosting, regular updates, role-based permissions, and single sign-on where required, so your site passes institutional review and stays protected. See how we protect WordPress sites from bots and attacks.

Clear public information

Plain-language content, logical navigation, and search, so residents and stakeholders can find what they need on complex topics. Replacing an aging Drupal or Joomla site? See what to expect in a migration.

Long-term support

Updates, monitoring, and ongoing improvements through our WordPress care plans, so the site stays current long after launch.

HyperArts has been an invaluable partner for our project. Since helping us create the AmeriFlux and Fluxnet websites, the team has supported and maintained them for nine years. HyperArts developers have worked with us to design and develop new pages and functionality as our project has evolved, ranging from basic edits to creating complex interactive data tools and integrating with external resources and APIs. Throughout this time, their deep expertise, knowledge of current technical developments, and most importantly, dedication to customer service has been outstanding!

Margaret Torn Senior Scientist & Program Head (LBL), Adjunct Professor (UCB) Climate Dept AmeriFlux

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The ADA Title II rule requires state and local government websites, including public colleges and universities, to meet WCAG 2.1 AA. Larger governments must comply by April 26, 2027, and smaller ones by April 26, 2028.

Yes. We review your site against WCAG 2.1 AA with automated and manual testing, deliver a prioritized report, and fix issues in the theme, plugins, and content. See our accessibility services and accessibility audit checklist.

With hardened hosting, regular updates, role-based permissions, and monitoring, WordPress meets typical institutional security requirements. It is widely used by government agencies and universities.

Yes. We have built and supported websites for Department of Energy research programs and other federally funded collaborations, many of them for years, including AmeriFlux and the National Alliance for Water Innovation.

It depends on the size of the site, integrations, and accessibility work involved. Our pricing page lists typical ranges, and we provide a detailed proposal after a discovery conversation.

Others We Have Worked With

Client logos including PacBio, College of Alameda, University of Maryland, Zachary's Pizza, Autodesk, Eventbrite, Timex, and more

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