Discover modern, accessible, and compliant website design for the public sector, all in one civic engagement platform. As a leading website builder, our content management system helps you meet ADA Title II and government website accessibility requirements, built in from day one.
Designed to meet public sector compliance
From page creation to publishing, every step in CivAll is designed to feel safe, intentional, and fast. Here's what that looks like for your team. See how cities are centralizing content management for efficiency and accountability.
Choose from pre-built templates designed for government content. Role-based permissions are enforced before editing begins—so the right people create the right content from the start.
See every page at a glance—who created it, when it was updated, and whether it's live or still in draft. No guessing, no surprises.
The Page Builder is your team's personalized workspace. Drag blocks, preview on any device, and let auto-save protect your work—all without writing a single line of code.
Shared data flows to every connected page automatically. Update a phone number or office hours once, and it appears everywhere—no hunting through pages to find what needs fixing.
As a company that specializes in web development for the public sector, we designed our content management system specifically for the teams who will use it. Create, edit, and publish accessible content with confidence. Explore the many features of our community engagement platform.
Government website accessibility requirements are complex. CivAll makes them simple with automatic WCAG 2.1 AA compliance built-in. Color contrast validation, alt-text requirements, heading hierarchy, and screen reader optimization are all enforced as you create—so compliance happens by default, not after the fact. Learn the best practices for government website accessibility.
Update a phone number and see it change instantly. As a purpose-built website builder for the public sector, we let you preview exactly what residents will see before publishing. Roll back mistakes with one click. No coding, no support ticket, no waiting.
Manage PDFs, agendas, and minutes in one place. Automatic PDF accessibility scanning flags issues and provides remediation guidance before documents go live.
Residents find what they need in two clicks or less. Strong website design relies on intuitive navigation and powerful search that finds content inside PDFs, turning your website into a self-service knowledge hub and reducing calls to your team.
Government website design must be mobile-first. Every page looks great on every device. Modern, responsive design that residents expect, without any extra work from your team.
No confusing admin structures. Set permissions like 'Parks can edit their pages' or 'HR can publish job posts.' Your team understands it instantly, and permissions are enforced before anyone starts building, not after effort is spent.
Other platforms let you publish non-compliant content, then charge for remediation. CivAll blocks accessibility issues before they go live.
DOJ extended the original April 2026 deadline by a year — but WCAG 2.1 AA is still the standard, and residents are filing accessibility complaints every week. Penalties still reach $150,000. CivSites is available now, with compliance built in from day one.
For the full breakdown of who must comply and what content is covered, read everything to know about the April 2027 website accessibility deadline.
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the accessibility standard the Department of Justice has adopted for government websites under ADA Title II. Noncompliance is a legal liability, with penalties up to $150,000. CivSites builds WCAG 2.1 AA checks into the publishing workflow, so problems are caught before content goes live, not after a complaint is filed.
April 26, 2027 for government entities with a population of 50,000 or more. April 26, 2028 for entities under 50,000 and all special district governments. The deadlines cover websites, mobile apps, and documents published online. CivSites meets WCAG 2.1 AA out of the box for content published through the platform.
When a water main breaks at 3 AM or severe weather hits, your team needs to update the website immediately, from anywhere. Emergency Mode is a premium feature of our city website design that gives you the tools to communicate fast.
Update content once and it syncs across web, social, and email
Secure by default with included SSL certificates
Meta tags, sitemaps, and best practices built-in
Understand how residents use your site
Staff training and documentation included
Daily backups with disaster recovery
Support for multiple languages
CDN-powered for sub-second page loads
Start with professional templates and customize to match your city's identity. Need something unique? We are a CMS website design company that creates what you want at a flat rate—no surprise invoices down the road.
“Accessibility has to be built in from the start: fillable documents, descriptive links, embedded forms. CivSites makes those best practices part of the workflow, so compliance comes naturally.”
Alesha Meadows
Digital Content Coordinator, City of Wentzville
See how CivSites works for local government, county government, enterprise government and special districts.
If you're looking for a government website design & development company, see how CivAll helps you meet the new ADA Title II deadlines — April 2027 for cities over 50,000, April 2028 for everyone else — with a modern, accessible website residents will actually use.