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The latest in accessible, user-centered digital experiences—powered by I.F.

Explore our intuitive, inclusive interfaces that simplify access to services and information for complex local and state government organizations.

A desktop, laptop, and mobile device showcase Solano County's new website design, highlighting easy service access for residents and upcoming events.
A desktop display of Solano County's old website, which was text-heavy and almost impossible for mobile devices to navigate.
June 2025

Solano County, California

This collaborative, community-focused redesign transformed the County's 19-year-old website into an accessible, trusted destination for information and services. Accessibility, multi-language support, and improved search capabilities ensure the new site is scalable for future growth.

1,500 pages rebuilt with county/department alignment on a unified content strategy.

A desktop, laptop, and mobile device showcase the City of Birmingham’s new website design, highlighting bold imagery and filterable news.
A desktop display of the City of Birmingham’s old website, which was not accessible.
JANUARY 2025

City of Birmingham, Alabama

I.F. utilized extensive user data to create a digital front door that responds directly to the needs and expectations of Birmingham's public. This project also merged the Mayor’s Office, the Birmingham City Council, city departments, and many city-owned cultural venues under one URL.

< 1-second page-load speeds to ensure older devices or slower internet connections can access services without delays.

A desktop, laptop, and mobile device showcase the City of Lexington’s new website design, highlighting searchability and economic partnerships.
A desktop display of the City of Lexington’s old website, which lacked vibrancy.
DECEMBER 2024

Lexington-Fayette Urban Council Government

This city celebrating their community’s 250th birthday in 2025 with a streamlined, high-tech website built on extensive community research. The site has an adaptive design that is viewable from a desktop or a mobile device, over 100 language options, and follows international guidelines for accessibility. 

140% improvement in overall site search click-through.

A desktop, laptop, and mobile device showcase the Minnesota Department of Public Safety’s new website design, rich with search features and easy-access resources.
A desktop display of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety’s old website, which was full of inaccessible imagery and outdated menus.
NOVEMBER 2024

Minnesota Department of Public Safety

The Department's 2011 website was overhauled via a rich implementation process. The new website is a firm foundation to keep a diverse array of content relevant, engaging, and responsive to user needs — it’s a critical tool for ensuring public safety.

50% improvement in user satisfaction within three months after launch. 

With I.F., launch is just the beginning. 

Our ongoing plans to protect and evolve government websites are industry-leading.