CIRRUS designs and develops websites for small businesses, nonprofits and public sector programs across Maryland, Washington DC and Virginia. Every build is fast, mobile-first, technically search-optimized and tested against WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 accessibility standards.
From a five-page site that finally makes the phone ring to a multi-program public sector site with strict accessibility obligations.
Marketing sites that establish credibility and generate qualified inquiries: clear service architecture, location and service-area pages, lead forms, call tracking and analytics wired in from day one.
Program pages, event calendars, donation and membership flows, board and volunteer resources, and content structures a small communications team can actually maintain without a developer.
Accessible, plain-language public information sites with document libraries, multilingual readiness, records-compliant content workflow and a written Section 508 conformance report on delivery.
Rebuilding dated or unsupported sites without losing search equity: content audit, URL mapping, 301 redirect plans, metadata migration and post-launch ranking monitoring.
Automated and manual audits of existing sites and PDF documents, prioritized findings, hands-on remediation of markup, contrast, focus order and screen reader behavior, and re-testing to confirm conformance.
Managed hosting, SSL, CDN, uptime monitoring, backups, platform and plugin updates, malware scanning and monthly content edits under a fixed care plan — the same discipline we apply to managed IT.
Design gets the credit, but structure gets the traffic. Every CIRRUS site ships with the technical foundation search engines need to index, understand and rank it, and with local signals tuned for the Maryland and DC market.
For public sector clients accessibility is a contract requirement. For everyone else it is a legal exposure and a quarter of your audience. We test with automated tooling and with a screen reader, because automation alone catches roughly a third of real issues.
Audience, competitors, keyword opportunity, conversion goals and a sitemap you sign off on before design begins.
Wireframes and high-fidelity designs for key templates, reviewed on desktop and mobile with accessibility considered in the palette and type scale.
Responsive development, content migration or copywriting, SEO metadata, structured data, forms, integrations and analytics.
Cross-browser and accessibility QA, redirect verification, launch, then ongoing hosting, updates, monitoring and content support.
Tell us what the current site is failing to do. We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a fixed price.