Questions
Good to know.
Common questions about working with JW Digital. If yours is not here, send it through the contact page.
Yes. We are a registered Texas vendor on the state Centralized Master Bidders List (CMBL), a small business with a federal Unique Entity ID (CBURSRW2CSD5), and our SAM.gov registration is in final review for a CAGE code. We carry the NAICS and NIGP codes for web and accessibility work, and our capability statement is available on request.
Yes. We audit existing sites against WCAG 2.1 AA, document the gaps, and remediate them, whether the site was built by us or inherited from a previous vendor.
The Department of Justice ADA Title II rule requires state and local government websites to meet the WCAG 2.1 AA standard. Entities serving 50,000 or more people have until April 2027, and smaller entities and special districts have until April 2028. The obligation is already in force, so starting early avoids a scramble near the deadline.
By scope, not from a fixed menu. You send the requirements, we return a written proposal with deliverables and timeline. For public-sector work we operate within your procurement process.
It depends on scope, but most sites move quickly because work is principal-led with no handoffs. We confirm a timeline in writing before anything begins.
Often, yes. If the foundation is sound we modernize it. If it is fragile or non-compliant, a clean rebuild is usually faster and cheaper over the life of the site. We tell you which path makes sense before you commit.
You do, fully. Every file, account, and domain is transferred at handover. You can host it anywhere and edit it yourself or with any other developer. No lock-in.
Yes. Ongoing support covers hosting, security updates, content changes, and accessibility monitoring. It is optional and structured to fit how your organization procures services.