The CE Sites blog
Straight answers on accessibility, procurement, and running a site your whole team can update — no jargon, no sales pitch.
Latest
Small business
A website that works for everyone—including older customers, people with vision loss, and those on slow connections—brings in more business and keeps you from accidentally turning people away.
Churches
Outdated websites become security risks and lose visitors. Here's why automatic updates matter and how to stop worrying about yours.
Special districts
A website that runs itself—always secure, always current, always accessible—means your staff can focus on serving your community instead of fixing tech problems.
Cities & villages
A city website that stays current without asking your staff to remember security patches or content updates builds trust and saves hours each month.
Police departments
A neglected website invites security problems and erodes public trust. Here's why staying current matters and how to do it without burdening your team.
Fire departments
A website that stays current and secure without requiring your team to manage updates and technical fixes saves time and keeps the public informed.
Churches
Most people visiting your church online do it on a phone. Here's why that matters and what to check on yours today.
Special districts
A well-maintained hours page prevents frustration, reduces phone calls, and helps your community find you when they need you most.
Cities & villages
Most government notices get ignored because they're dense and hard to parse. Here's how to write them so citizens understand what you need them to know.
Churches
Most church websites tell visitors what you believe, but forget to tell them what to do. Here's how to guide people from curiosity to connection.
Fire departments
A map on your website helps residents find your station, report fires from their phone, and understand your coverage area. Here's why it matters and how to add one.
Small business
Most small businesses chase social media. But when customers need you right now, they search Google Maps and local directories first. Here's what actually moves the needle.
Accessible by construction. Live in days. No contract, no RFP.
