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WebFirst Federal August 2026

Capabilities

Three practices, one operational standard.

As of August 2026. Digital experience, data and intelligence, and secure delivery — written for programs that have to authorize and run what they buy.

01

Digital Experience

Accessible platforms, content systems, service design, and mobile experiences built for public scale. The interface is part of the authorization package: structure, keyboard paths, text alternatives, and error recovery are built in, not added as an overlay.

Editorial workflows, publishing gates, and assistive-tech checks belong in the same path as the content. If a view cannot be completed from the keyboard, it does not ship.

  • Design systems and accessible component libraries
  • Content management, migration, and editorial workflows
  • Service design, user research, and usability testing
  • Responsive and native mobile experiences

02

Data and Intelligence

Data engineering, analytics, applied AI, and retrieval systems that keep operators in the loop. Source systems are ingested under role constraints. Retrieval is limited to what the operator is already allowed to see.

A model may draft. A named person accepts, edits, or rejects before anything leaves the system. Generated output is not an official record until that step is logged.

  • Data engineering and pipeline modernization
  • Analytics, reporting, and decision support
  • Retrieval-augmented AI with human-in-the-loop review
  • Governance, lineage, and role-based access controls

03

Secure Delivery

DevSecOps, cloud modernization, and continuous authorization for regulated environments. Evidence is produced by the delivery system: what shipped, who had access, and which controls ran.

Authorization is not a ceremony at the end of a project. If a team cannot show how last week’s change was authorized, it will not be able to show it next year.

  • DevSecOps and CI/CD with automated policy gates
  • Cloud modernization, migration, and FedRAMP-aligned delivery
  • Continuous authorization (cATO) tooling and evidence
  • Identity, zero trust, and NIST SP 800-53 control automation

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