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People First Strategy Websites made for how people experience the world. We make websites, better.

Accessible, effective websites for public entities, nonprofits, and higher ed.

We create natively accessible websites where every page has a purpose, a goal, and assigned governance.

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Ongoing education, training, and support.

We provide teams the technology, expertise, training, and ongoing support to create digital information that remains accessible, understandable, and useful to their entire community.

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Content governance and oversight

We provide accountability for accuracy, accessibility, and usefulness, and ongoing oversight to proactively identify content that needs attention.

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Trusted by organizations across the country

AD&A Museum UC Santa Barbara
Benioff Ocean Science Lab
Communities for a Better Environment est. 1978
Climate finance access network
First amendment coalition
Humanities action lab
Metro
NCEAS
Pfaffinger Foundation
Service Coordination
Sustainable Fisheries Partnership
Stanford
The Narrative Enneagram - Since 1988
The Solutions Project
UC Santa Barbara
Women's World Banking

Why Wire Media?

People First

We consider where people are and what they’re doing when they access your site. That means your site works great on mobile and tablets, on screen readers, and for people on-the-go.

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Outcomes-Driven

We’ll make your site look great. But more importantly, we’ll do the user research and data analysis to define methods for your website to drive measurable outcomes and deliver real value.

Future-Proofing

We adapt our processes and strategies to meet the moment and to plan for the future. We build sites and craft content designed to be findable to AI so you are cited correctly.

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No sales pitch! Just a conversation, and you can expect some helpful tips as well. Let’s talk about your goals and how to get there.

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