LFW

For government & public bodies

Help residents finish the task.

A resident needs a service, a form, or a clear answer. LFW supports the staff responsible for making that possible on the public website. We work in WordPress and Drupal, with agreed accessibility checks, content approvals, and a delivery record your agency can retain.

Interactive example

An approval you can trace.

Review a change, complete its checklist, and move it to Ready.

Publishing desk
Review the change

Public meeting notice

Current version

Event time: 9:00 a.m.

Proposed version

Event time: 10:00 a.m.

Before approval

3 checks remaining

Sample content. Changes stay in this browser.

30-minute tasks

Routine management, one task at a time.

1 day / 4 hours

Standard / Priority acknowledgment during business hours.

Fixed project quotes

Rebuilds, integrations, and larger work scoped separately.

Who handles what

Work within the agency’s requirements.

For state and local agencies, public bodies, and program teams. Bring your procurement and hosting requirements to the first conversation.

Program staff
Service accuracy, notices, publication approval, accessibility ownership, and records-retention decisions.
LFW
The scoped web delivery and technical evidence, routine maintenance, and written handover.
Purchasing & IT
Contract terms, security requirements, approved infrastructure, system access, and acceptance of the deliverables.

From request to delivery

Define acceptance before work begins.

A solicitation needs deliverables the agency can review. We agree the pages, user journeys, standards, and evidence that establish whether the work is complete.

  1. Scope around the public task

    Identify the service pages, forms, documents, and third-party systems involved. Your program owner confirms content; purchasing and IT confirm contractual and hosting requirements.

  2. Check and remediate the agreed scope

    We combine automated findings with scoped keyboard and screen-reader review. The work record distinguishes verified fixes, unresolved items, and dependencies owned by another supplier.

  3. Deliver an agency-held record

    Provide the change log, acceptance evidence, relevant access inventory, and handover notes. Your agency decides records retention and approves publication.

What the monthly fee covers

Routine tasks of 30 minutes or less, handled one at a time. Standard acknowledgment: one business day. Priority acknowledgment: four business hours. These are response targets; completion depends on the work.

Business hours only, with no after-hours or on-call coverage. Hosting and licenses are paid separately. Redesigns, integrations, custom development, and larger remediation work receive a separate fixed quote.

Read management scope and terms

Before you engage

Questions for the purchasing conversation.

Is an automated score proof of compliance?

No. Automated checks identify a subset of issues. A scoped audit adds manual review and reports the pages, methods, findings, and limits. Contract acceptance should reference those deliverables.

Can we use our own contract and hosting?

Yes, subject to reviewing the terms and infrastructure requirements together. Identify mandatory security controls, data location, insurance, and vendor eligibility early so we can confirm fit before a quote.

Accessibility & procurement

Relevant experience

The principal has done this work inside government.

Leland served as WordPress administrator for Arlington County Government in 2017, managing a network of more than 40 public-facing sites on AWS, including updates and security patching.

These are roles Leland held before founding LFW. The organizations named here are former employers, not LFW client references.

Read Leland’s professional history
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Bring the service and the procurement path.

Send the site, scope, or solicitation. We can discuss the work, required evidence, delivery capacity, and purchasing requirements before you invest in a proposal.

Prefer to write?

Tell us what needs to work better.

Slow, fragile, hard to edit, missing a workflow. Say it plainly, and you'll get a straight answer, not a ticket number.