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Examples

What your website could look like.

Belltower Digital is a new studio, so instead of a wall of client logos, here are three working websites for places that don’t exist: a small town, a county and a water district. Click through them the way a resident would. Each one is built and tested to WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the same as a real project.

  • The Harrow Falls home page: a yellow boil water advisory across the top, the town seal, a blue navigation bar and a welcome heading.

    Town · about 4,200 residents

    Town of Harrow Falls

    A small-town site built around the things residents come to do.

    • An emergency alert that sits above everything else, on every page
    • Six popular services on the home page, from paying a water bill to reporting a pothole
    • A council agenda published as a web page, with the rate change and the bids in real tables
    • An events calendar, and a business directory you can search and filter
    • A report-a-problem form with clear labels, hints and required answers
    Open the Harrow Falls example
  • The Larch County home page: a navy header with the county seal, an ‘I want to’ list of common tasks and a property tax reminder.

    County · about 96,000 residents

    Larch County

    A county site that gets people to the right office quickly.

    • An “I want to” list that jumps straight to the office that can help
    • A department directory in a table that screen readers can follow
    • A rezoning hearing notice in plain language, with the map described in words
    • Meeting dates, a tax deadline, and jobs with their pay and closing dates
    Open the Larch County example
  • The Kestrel Valley Water District home page: a droplet logo, rounded navigation buttons and a green panel reading ‘No unplanned outages right now.’

    Special district · water utility

    Kestrel Valley Water District

    A utility site that answers the first thing customers ask: is my water on?

    • Service status at the top, spelled out in words, not just shown in color
    • Planned work with dates, times and what to expect
    • Tiered rates with a worked example bill
    • Water test results compared with federal limits, in a table a screen reader can follow
    Open the Kestrel Valley example

Everything in the examples is made up: the places, people, prices, test results and dates. Phone numbers use the 555-01xx range set aside for fiction, and email addresses end in .example, a name reserved so that it can never belong to anyone.

Want one like these?

Send us your current web address and roughly how many people you serve. We will tell you which compliance date applies and what we would fix first.

Email hello@belltowerdigital.com

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