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Drupal, WordPress & Government Websites

Enterprise-grade Drupal, WordPress, and custom CMS development — for government, municipal, and enterprise organizations.

Municipal, state, and public-sector work is different. It has to be accessible to every resident, resilient under peak traffic, secure by default, and maintainable by non-technical editors across dozens of departments. We specialize in Drupal, WordPress, and custom CMS builds and migrations for government agencies, universities, and enterprise organizations where those constraints are the requirement, not the wishlist.

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§ Approach

Our approach to Drupal, WordPress & government websites

  1. 01

    Accessibility as a floor, not a ceiling

    Every build targets WCAG 2.2 AA at minimum, with government and healthcare pushed to AAA where feasible. Section 508 compliance is baked into the design system.

  2. 02

    Governance that survives staff turnover

    Multi-department CMS deployments only work if the governance model is right: locked component libraries, editorial workflows, and clear ownership so departments can move fast without breaking the system.

  3. 03

    Migration without SEO loss

    Drupal-to-Drupal upgrades, WordPress-to-Drupal migrations, custom-CMS rebuilds — we plan the redirect map before we touch a line of code. You keep your organic equity.

  4. 04

    Security & resilience by default

    Government-grade security posture: locked module lists, security-only update windows, HTTPS/HSTS, CSP, edge caching, and load-tested for the seasonal traffic peaks that actually matter.

§ Scope

What’s included

  • Drupal 10 development & migration
  • WordPress development & migration
  • Custom CMS development
  • Government & municipal websites
  • Multi-department design systems
  • WCAG 2.2 accessibility (AA / AAA)
  • Section 508 compliance
  • Editor training & governance

Drupal, WordPress & Government Websites topics: Drupal Development, Drupal Migration, WordPress Development, WordPress Migration, Custom CMS Development, Government Website Development, Municipal Websites, Public Sector Websites, Accessible Government Websites, WCAG Compliance, ADA Accessibility, Section 508.

§ FAQ

Common questions.

Have a different question? .

Do you build websites for government agencies and municipalities?
Yes. Our public-sector work includes the City of Riverside (serving 320,000+ residents across 40+ departments), the ADDY Award-winning RiversideTV municipal media platform, the Festival of Lights (500,000+ annual visitors), and the Riverside Fire Department recruitment site. Every one accessible, secure, and maintained.
Do you handle Drupal migrations?
Yes. Drupal 7-to-10 upgrades, WordPress-to-Drupal migrations, and custom CMS rebuilds. Every migration starts with a redirect map so you don't lose SEO equity, and a content audit so you're not migrating pages nobody reads.
Are your Drupal and WordPress sites WCAG-compliant?
Yes. Every build targets WCAG 2.2 AA at minimum. Government and healthcare projects push to AAA where feasible. Compliance is designed in, not audited after — because auditing an inaccessible site is a redesign in disguise.
What is Section 508 compliance?
Section 508 is a U.S. federal accessibility law requiring that government electronic content be accessible to people with disabilities. In practice it maps closely to WCAG 2.0/2.1 AA. Every Redkey Web Design government project meets or exceeds it.
Do you offer long-term Drupal or WordPress maintenance?
Yes. Monthly retainers cover security updates, core and module upgrades, accessibility drift monitoring, performance tuning, and continuous editor support. Public-sector work especially benefits from a stable long-term partnership.
Can editors update the site without breaking it?
Yes — that's the point of the way we build. Component libraries are locked, page templates are opinionated, and non-technical staff can publish confidently without the site drifting visually or losing accessibility compliance.

Ready to talk through a drupal, wordpress & government websites project?