A decade-long partnership with PFIPC, a forum led by the U.S. FDA and global enforcement partners, reflects our deep experience in government website development. We applied the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) to create a secure, accessible platform that meets rigorous federal digital standards.
Our team specializes in government and public-sector website development using the U.S. Web Design System (USWDS). We deliver secure, accessible digital platforms for agencies and organizations that require federal-grade performance and compliance.
Results at a glance
100% USWDS-compliant, accessibility-validated design
Fully responsive and mobile-first
Over a decade of continuous collaboration with FDA-affiliated PFIPC
Consistent performance improvements and high user satisfaction metrics
We established a digital presence for PFIPC built on USWDS, aligning with federal requirements around accessibility, mobile-first design, performance, and usability. The USWDS provides a design system built for government websites — accessible, mobile-friendly, and consistent.
We applied human-centered design principles — starting with real user needs, earning trust, embracing accessibility, promoting continuity, and listening. These are core USWDS principles.
We delivered a modular component-based architecture using USWDS components such as forms, navigation, alerts, and cards so the site is maintainable, scalable, and compliant with federal website standards.
We ensured strong content governance and digital accessibility, as required for any government-affiliated website. Usability, performance, and compliance were built-in, not afterthoughts.
We built trust and continuity through long-term partnership with PFIPC spanning more than ten years, supporting iterative improvements and ensuring the site remains aligned with evolving USWDS maturity models and federal policy.
We produced a site that meets the hallmarks of a government digital service: secure HTTPS, clear .gov (or .org with government affiliation) domain cues, plain language content, accessible design, and fast performance. The underlying design system simplifies compliance with Section 508 and federal website standards.
In the federal space, digital trust and compliance matter more than ever. Agencies must deliver services that are easy to use, accessible to all, and consistent with shared design standards. By leveraging USWDS, we helped PFIPC deliver a site that communicates credibility, accessibility, and clarity for international enforcement and public-health audiences.
Because the site is built for a government-related mission—public health and regulatory cooperation—the design, content, and technical implementation all reflect that mission. Our long-term collaboration demonstrates the value of continuity, domain expertise, and design-system discipline.
We achieved a web service architecture aligned with federal digital standards, built for multi-agency, international stakeholders.
The site remains easy to update and adapt as enforcement, news, and international collaboration evolve.
Our long-standing relationship with PFIPC means we understand the domain, the digital challenges of government-affiliated sites, and bring matured processes for design, build, and maintenance.
We became fluent in design-system governance, accessibility compliance, layered security, and performance optimization in a government context.
This project has helped position our team as trusted partners for agencies and organizations seeking government-grade website builds.
We wish to thank PFIPC—and its leadership from the FDA Office of Criminal Investigations and other member agencies—for their trust and cooperation across more than ten years of service. It is a privilege to have been part of such a vital, global, mission-driven digital service. We look forward to many more years of partnership.
We help agencies and partners build digital services that meet USWDS and Section 508 standards.