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City of Bryan Earns National Savvy Award for Best Overall Website

Bryan, Texas – The City of Bryan has been recognized with a Savvy Award for Best Overall Website (Population 0–100,000), a national honor recognizing excellence in local government communications and digital engagement.

By Carly Simpson - Sep 17, 2026

The Truth About Accessibility: Why Quick Fix Tools Aren’t a Compliance Strategy

Public entities face pressure to meet ADA and WCAG requirements, but quick‑fix accessibility tools create risk. Alternate versions and automated outputs often fail to deliver true equal access, leaving agencies out of compliance. Sustainable accessibility requires source remediation, proper workflows, trained staff, and long‑term governance, not shortcuts.

By Sean Wyse - Jan 22, 2026

Give Your Website a Bigger Role in Your Community

Launch Digital Services for Your Community

Cities are shifting more of their public services online to make things easier and faster for residents. These platforms help link departments, simplify processes, and keep information consistent and easy to access.

By Nicole Hu - Oct 24, 2025

Being mobile-first is being resident-first.

Discover how mobile-first design enhances local government websites, boosting accessibility and engagement for a seamless community experience.

By Da Hye Kim - Sep 16, 2025

An image of a hand submitting an opinion via a website.

Turns Citizen Feedback into Community Progress

Build trust and boost engagement through smart digital tools—like interactive forms, feedback loops, and citizen portals that make participation easy and meaningful.

By Michael Pinnau - Sep 08, 2025

Why Usability Matters: Expert insights on creating accessible municipal websites

Building a usable municipal website is an on-going commitment, not a one-time project. Learn from UX design experts on how to understand your users and equip your website for the long-term.