Many municipal websites still lack SSL security, leaving resident data vulnerable and trust at risk. Here’s why HTTPS matters and why smaller governments are often unaware of the danger.
ADA Title II isn’t just about compliance. It’s about community trust and transparency. By making your digital services accessible, you’re proving to residents that their voice and participation matter. The sooner you start, the smoother the process will be.
Trust in government is at an all-time low, and much of that distrust stems from a lack of transparency, accessibility, and meaningful communication.
Millennials and Gen Z expect seamless, personalized digital experiences—including from local government websites. With 44% of the U.S. population shaping civic engagement, municipalities must modernize their platforms to be intuitive, mobile-friendly, and transparent while ensuring ADA compliance and data security. Learn how personalization can enhance accessibility, efficiency, and trust in local governance.
Many municipal websites still lack SSL security, leaving resident data vulnerable and trust at risk. Here’s why HTTPS matters and why smaller governments are often unaware of the danger.
ADA Title II isn’t just about compliance. It’s about community trust and transparency. By making your digital services accessible, you’re proving to residents that their voice and participation matter. The sooner you start, the smoother the process will be.
Trust in government is at an all-time low, and much of that distrust stems from a lack of transparency, accessibility, and meaningful communication.
Millennials and Gen Z expect seamless, personalized digital experiences—including from local government websites. With 44% of the U.S. population shaping civic engagement, municipalities must modernize their platforms to be intuitive, mobile-friendly, and transparent while ensuring ADA compliance and data security. Learn how personalization can enhance accessibility, efficiency, and trust in local governance.