Laurel Web Co.

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is a Georgia-based web development studio building accessible, high-performance websites for small businesses, nonprofits, HOAs, churches, and the community organizations people rely on.

For anyone managing a website for a nonprofit, church, or community org: Have you ever tried navigating your own site us...
04/20/2026

For anyone managing a website for a nonprofit, church, or community org:

Have you ever tried navigating your own site using just your keyboard?

No mouse. Just the Tab key. Try it right now on your homepage.

If you can't see where your cursor is, or if you get stuck and can't reach a button, that's exactly what keyboard users experience every time they visit.

WCAG 2.1 AA is the standard that covers all of this, and it's more approachable than the name makes it sound.

We broke it down into plain language on the blog.

https://laurelweb.co/blog/wcag-21-aa-explained

If you work for a city, county, school district, or public library, there's now a specific federal standard for your web...
04/19/2026

If you work for a city, county, school district, or public library, there's now a specific federal standard for your website's accessibility. WCAG 2.1 Level AA. The deadlines are real. The lawsuits are real. But the fix doesn't have to be overwhelming. We wrote a step-by-step guide that starts with one action: pick one page on your website, run a free accessibility scanner, and fix one thing you find. That's today. Tomorrow, do the next page. Has your local government started working on accessibility compliance? What's been the biggest challenge? https://laurelweb.co/blog/ada-title-ii-website-compliance

Quick question for nonprofit folks: can a first-time visitor find your mission statement without scrolling? It sounds s...
04/19/2026

Quick question for nonprofit folks: can a first-time visitor find your mission statement without scrolling? It sounds simple, but you'd be surprised how many nonprofit websites bury the most important sentence on the entire site. Your mission belongs on the homepage, above the fold, in plain language. We put together a list of 12 features that make nonprofit websites actually work, not just exist. Some cost money. Most just take intention. Which feature does your website need most right now? https://laurelweb.co/blog/what-makes-good-nonprofit-website

So, think about it...how much should your nonprofit actually spend on a website? I wrote an honest breakdown with real ...
04/15/2026

So, think about it...how much should your nonprofit actually spend on a website? I wrote an honest breakdown with real numbers because I'm tired of "contact us for a quote" being the only answer nonprofits get. Whether your budget is $200 or $20,000, there's a right starting point for your organization. The part that surprises most people? The website itself is only part of the budget. Domain, hosting, maintenance, content, and photography can add thousands in year one. What did your organization spend on its website? Was it worth it? Read the full guide: https://laurelweb.co/blog/nonprofit-website-cost

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