Accessible websites and digital platforms for organisations with complex content, audiences and responsibilities.
We work with established Australian not-for-profits, health organisations, peak bodies and community services where content, accessibility, integrations and staff ownership all matter.
Relevant organisations
Three different briefs showing content strategy, accessible delivery, service discovery, integrations and long-term ownership in practice.
A WordPress refresh that clarified content, improved accessibility, and modernised the platform for long-term use.
An accessible health website with reworked information architecture, rewritten content, and clearer pathways for regional health professionals.
A strategy and service-discovery website helping community providers connect Pasifika and Māori people with relevant health and wellbeing support.
Want something like this for your organisation?
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We will clarify the requirements and recommend a sensible next step before defining scope, timing, and cost.
We consider it through content, information architecture, design, development and quality assurance. Formal conformance work is defined according to the evidence and governance the organisation actually needs.
Complexity is easier to control when audience, governance and technical decisions are visible to each other.
Audience needs, governance, sitemap, content ownership and approval points are clarified before the interface and build lock in expensive assumptions.
Taxonomy, search, filters, directories and related-content pathways are designed around the questions people bring to the organisation.
Accessible foundations are designed and tested throughout delivery. Where formal WCAG conformance evidence or independent certification is required, the additional audit and documentation are scoped explicitly.
The CMS, page-building options, training and governance model are shaped around the people who will publish and maintain the site after launch.
Straight advice
We do not assume a rebuild or custom platform is the answer. If the existing site can be improved, or a supported platform can meet the requirement reliably, we will say so.
When complexity genuinely requires custom work, we explain the trade-offs before the organisation commits. The platform recommendation follows the audiences, content, workflows, governance and ownership requirements—not a preferred CMS.
“Digital Bird is my first pick for delivering web projects on time, on budget and to the brief — every time. Beyond being a delight to work with, Jonathan Bird is that rare breed of developer who is both masterful on the tools (an absolute Laravel whizz!) while also being adept at engaging the client in UX-thinking, to which he applies expert insights, gained through years of experience, to help further improve the end design for the target user’s experience. This powerful combination of skills means that 4 years on and a variety of projects later (from search directories to corporate website developments), Digital Bird firmly remains my first pick for developer.”
Free strategy session or RFQ
Tell us about the audiences, current platform, funding or procurement timing and the outcome the organisation needs. The brief does not need to be complete.
Already have a brief or RFQ?
Attach it above. We will flag complexity, risks or assumptions worth resolving before the project begins. Initial project discussions are treated as confidential.
Book a free strategy session to work through the audiences, accessibility needs, stakeholders, funding constraints and practical next step with our senior team.
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