Web Chick builds custom, high-performing websites that engage, convert, and comply. With 20+ years of expertise in web design, SEO, and digital marketing, we create ADA & WCAG-compliant sites that are WAVE tested, JAWS screen-reader compliant, and pass Google Lighthouse tests for seamless accessibility. Tailored to your brand, optimized for search, and built for 24/7 performance — because your business deserves more than a template.
Hand-coded HTML/CSS tailored to your brand — no templates, no theme bloat. Clean code that loads fast and lasts.
We structure your content to meet Google's new AI search rules — schema markup, answer-first writing, and the E-E-A-T signals that get designers cited in AI results.
Full WCAG 2.2 AA audits, screen-reader testing, contrast fixes. Built compliant from the start, not patched after a demand letter.
Tired of waiting? Fast, unlimited website edits done within 24 hours — no hourly fees, no long delays. Text, images, new pages, event banners. We've got you covered.
Tired, dated, or inaccessible site? We rebuild it as fast, hand-coded, ADA-compliant HTML/CSS — same brand, better everything.
Hand-coded storefronts. As a Shopify Partner, I only build on credited theme designers with proven ADA/WCAG knowledge, so accessibility is handled from the start.
The DOJ extended ADA Title II deadlines in April 2026 — but the obligation didn't change, only the runway. Smart governments are converting now. The rest scramble to meet the April 2027 deadline.
We rebuild inaccessible fillable PDF forms — applications, permits, public records — into clean accessible HTML that passes WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508.
Request a sample audit →Straight from our Bluesky — real updates, posted as they happen. ☕
From brand-new builds to modern redesigns, our work reflects years of trusted client relationships and evolving web standards. We hand-code every site for lightweight speed, mobile-friendliness, and accessibility — no templates, no bloat. Explore recent projects and see how we help businesses improve usability, security, and performance.
We've built and maintained sites for county offices, municipalities, and government agencies. We know Section 508, ADA Title II, and the DOJ's 2027–2028 timeline.
Beyond client work, Web Chick is deeply committed to giving back. Over the years we've proudly supported more than 30 nonprofit organizations across the United States — contributing time and resources to projects that make a real difference. From local charities in Fairfield County to national initiatives for families, veterans, and education, these partnerships reflect a simple belief: strong communities help small businesses grow, and small businesses, in turn, help strengthen communities.
Giving back has been one of the true joys of building Web Chick.
Notes on accessibility, design, and running a hand-coded web shop — straight from Web Chick on Substack.
Designing websites changes when you start testing them through the eyes and ears of someone who depends on accessibility every day.
Read the story →A one-page website starts at $950, a small business site around $2,300, up to $12,000+ for a government build — depending on page count, integrations, and whether you need a Section 508 audit packet. As a 24/7 web designer, every site includes unlimited updates completed within 24 hours.
Pricing does not include PDF-to-HTML conversion for compliance — that's $75 per fillable form (up to 3 pages).
After an April 2026 interim final rule, entities serving 50,000+ must comply by April 26, 2027, and smaller entities and special districts by April 26, 2028. The obligation didn't change — only the deadline.
Rebuilding inaccessible fillable PDF forms — applications, permits, public records — as accessible HTML that meets WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508. We convert at $75 per fillable form (up to 3 pages).
Since 1995 — over 30 years. Based in Central Ohio, serving 350+ active clients including county offices, townships, villages, government agencies, and small businesses.
Free website compliance report on your current site — we check it against ADA & WCAG standards. No pitch, no spam, just a real report with the actual issues, prioritized.
