Real WCAG 2.2 AA, tested
Not an overlay widget and a compliance badge. Accessibility is designed into structure, color, focus order, and markup — then verified with actual screen readers and keyboard-only passes before launch.
NONPROFIT WEB DESIGN · WASHINGTON DC
Nonprofit Website Design for Washington DC Organizations
Your mission does not reach everyone if your website does not. Webteqno builds accessible, WCAG 2.2 AA WordPress sites for DC nonprofits, associations, and advocacy groups — screen-reader tested, quick to launch, and fully owned by you, so donors, members, and the people you serve can all actually get through.
WCAG 2.2 AA built in
Screen-reader tested
You own the platform
Mission-driven pricing
What Sets Us Apart
Accessibility is the work, not a line item we add at the end.
Plenty of DC firms will build a nonprofit a handsome site. Fewer will hand you one that a blind donor, a keyboard-only volunteer, or a program participant using magnification can complete an action on. That gap is where Webteqno is built to compete with Elevation, Kanopi, and Orbit.
Faster, and sized for a mission budget
Agency-grade accessibility without the agency timeline or six-figure engagement. You get direct developer access, a faster path to launch, and no proprietary platform to rent forever.
What We Build
Accessible WordPress that moves supporters to act.
A nonprofit site earns its keep when someone can find the program, understand it, and take the next step — donate, volunteer, register, or reach intake — no matter how they browse.
A base anyone can navigate
Semantic, keyboard-navigable custom WordPress with logical focus order, proper landmarks, and contrast that meets WCAG 2.2 AA — the foundation everything else sits on.
Actions that complete
Donation, volunteer sign-up, and event registration integrated with the tools you already run — and made accessible so the gift or the RSVP actually goes through.
Reaching the people you serve
Program and service intake built for the humans on the other end, with clear forms, plain language, and integrations that route requests to staff instead of a dead inbox.
Content search and AI understand
Well-structured program, impact, and about pages that both assistive technology and answer engines can parse — so your work is described accurately, not vaguely.
Case Study
SightUnseen — accessibility for adults experiencing vision loss
Webteqno's nonprofit work with SightUnseen.me: WCAG 2.2 AA remediation, custom PHP plugins, and Twilio voice/SMS intake built for a community that depends on the site actually working with assistive technology.
Results block — in progress
Measurable outcomes coming soon
We are finalizing verified accessibility, intake, and engagement metrics for the SightUnseen project before publishing them here. Placeholder — figures below are not final, and a full portfolio write-up is on the way.
- WCAG 2.2 AA conformance achieved: [to be added]
- Assistive-technology tested with: [screen readers / keyboard — to be detailed]
- Twilio voice/SMS intake volume handled: [to be added]
Portfolio entry pending — link to be added once the SightUnseen case study is published.
Who We Serve
Built for DC's nonprofits, associations, and advocacy groups.
Webteqno works with mission-driven organizations across the District — from Capitol Hill advocacy groups and national associations headquartered downtown to community nonprofits in Georgetown and the many organizations run out of the surrounding Northern Virginia suburbs. Different missions, one shared requirement: a site everyone can use and no one platform can hold hostage. Read more in our guide on why DC nonprofits and associations lose donors to a dated website.
Questions
Nonprofit web design questions, answered plainly.
It means the site works for people using screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, magnification, and other assistive technology — not as an afterthought, but built and tested that way. For a mission-driven org, it also protects you from the accessibility complaints and legal exposure that increasingly reach nonprofit and association websites.
Those firms do strong work, usually at agency timelines and agency budgets, and often on their own preferred platforms. Webteqno delivers accessible custom WordPress faster, at a smaller-org budget, with screen-reader testing built in and no proprietary framework you are tied to afterward.
Yes. We integrate the donation, volunteer sign-up, event registration, and email tools your organization already uses, and build accessible program and intake pages around them so supporters can actually complete the action they came to do.
Yes. It is custom WordPress you fully own — domain, hosting, and code. Nothing is locked to a proprietary nonprofit platform, so your next developer or staff member can maintain it without a rebuild.
Yes. Associations and advocacy groups have the same core needs: accessible member and program pages, event and renewal flows, and content search engines and AI tools can understand. The build adapts to a membership model as easily as a donor one.
Often, yes. We audit the current site against WCAG 2.2 AA, remediate what can be fixed in place, and recommend a rebuild only where the underlying structure makes real accessibility impossible.
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Let's make your mission reach further.
Tell us about your organization and what the site needs to do. You will get a clear next step, a written scope, and a flat price — accessibility built in, no proprietary platform, no vague retainer.