--- title: "Web Development Company USA | Cyan Orbit" description: "Web development for US companies built to WCAG 2.2 AA, CCPA opt-out handling, and integration with the US marketing and analytics stack you already run." url: https://cyanorbit.com/locations/usa/web-development --- 1. [Home](https://cyanorbit.com/) 2. [Locations](https://cyanorbit.com/locations) 3. [United States](https://cyanorbit.com/locations/usa) 4. Web Development Web Development · United States # Web Development Company USA A remote web team building sites for US companies that hold up against ADA accessibility scrutiny and connect cleanly to the marketing stack you already run. [Get a project estimate](https://cyanorbit.com/get-a-quote?service=web-development) [Talk to a developer](https://cyanorbit.com/contact) NDA on request · Free, no-obligation estimate · Reply within one business day NDA before discovery You own the code and IP on payment Code in your repository from day one A working demo every two weeks Senior engineers do the work [How we work](https://cyanorbit.com/process) Most web development requests from US companies fall into one of two buckets: a marketing site that needs to load fast, rank, and connect to whatever CRM and ad platform runs the pipeline, or a customer-facing web application that has outgrown a page builder. A web development company serving US businesses needs to treat both as engineering problems, not template selection, since the underlying stack decisions (rendering strategy, hosting, form handling) affect Core Web Vitals, SEO and how quickly the marketing team can ship a landing page without filing a ticket. The accessibility question sits closer to legal risk in the US than it does in most other markets, given how many ADA demand letters target retail and hospitality sites specifically. That changes the build checklist from day one rather than something addressed in a QA pass at the end. Market ## What buyers in the USA need from this work - ### ADA accessibility demand letters are a real, recurring risk US retail, hospitality and healthcare sites have been frequent targets of ADA-related demand letters over inaccessible websites. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA (keyboard navigation, contrast ratios, form labeling, focus order) as a default rather than a fix applied after a complaint arrives. - ### CCPA and state privacy law affects the site, not just the backend A 'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information' link, a functioning cookie and tracking-consent layer, and a privacy policy that matches what the site's own scripts actually do are standard requirements for any US-facing site collecting data through analytics or ad pixels. - ### Integration with the marketing stack already in use US marketing teams are usually already running HubSpot, Google Analytics 4 and Google Ads, so the site is built to pass clean event data to those tools from launch, form submissions, page views, conversion events, rather than leaving the marketing team to wire up tracking themselves after handover. - ### Hosting and performance expectations US buyers increasingly expect sites on modern hosting (Vercel, AWS, or a comparable platform) with fast time-to-first-byte from US edge locations, since Core Web Vitals now factor into both user experience and organic search performance. - ### Content ownership after a redesign A common request from US marketing directors is control over the content model itself, being able to publish a new landing page or update pricing copy without opening a pull request. We build on a headless CMS or a structured content layer inside the framework so non-technical staff can ship copy changes while engineers still own the underlying components. ## Compliance we plan for - WCAG 2.2 AA for accessibility and ADA demand letter risk - CCPA/CPRA opt-out and disclosure requirements for sites collecting personal data - State-level cookie and tracking-consent expectations beyond California - COPPA where a site's content or audience skews toward children ## How the engagement runs Most US web projects are quoted as a fixed-scope build for the initial site or application, with ongoing content and feature work moving to a retainer once the site is live. Contracts run through an MSA and SOW, with IP assigning to the client on payment and the codebase living in the client's own repository from the start. Delivery meetings sit inside US business hours, typically a late-morning Eastern slot, with day-to-day changes tracked through the client's existing project tool rather than a separate system the team has to learn. A staging environment mirrors production so the marketing team can review a page before it goes live, rather than reviewing changes after they're already public. Industries ## Industries we often work with here - [Retail & E-commerceInventory, POS and storefront software that stays in sync across every channel, with EDI wired in for your wholesale partners.](https://cyanorbit.com/industries/retail-ecommerce) - [Professional ServicesEngagement management, time tracking, and client portals built around the way consulting and advisory firms actually bill for their time.](https://cyanorbit.com/industries/professional-services) - [LegalMatter management, document automation and conflict checking with privilege, retention rules and trust accounting designed in from the start.](https://cyanorbit.com/industries/legal) - [Real EstateListing, transaction and property management software built on RESO Web API data feeds and Fair Housing compliant search.](https://cyanorbit.com/industries/real-estate) FAQ ## Frequently asked questions How do you avoid ADA accessibility demand letters on a new website? We build to WCAG 2.2 AA from the first component, keyboard navigation, sufficient color contrast, labeled form fields, correct heading structure, rather than running an accessibility audit after launch. That gives your legal team a documented standard to point to if a demand letter arrives. Do you add the CCPA 'Do Not Sell or Share' link automatically? Yes, on any site collecting data through analytics, ad pixels or a data broker relationship that could count as a sale or share under CPRA. The link connects to a working opt-out flow rather than sitting there as a placeholder. Can you connect our new site to HubSpot and Google Ads? Yes. Form submissions, page views and conversion events are wired to pass clean data into HubSpot and Google Ads (or GA4) at launch, so the marketing team can build campaigns and attribution reports without waiting on a follow-up integration project. Will our site meet US Core Web Vitals expectations? We build against Core Web Vitals targets (loading, interactivity and layout stability) as a build requirement, not a post-launch fix, and host on infrastructure with fast response times from US edge locations so the numbers hold up under Google's real-world Chrome data. What happens to our site's SEO during a redesign? URLs, redirects and metadata are mapped before the old site comes down, so organic rankings carry over rather than resetting. A 301 redirect plan is part of the deliverable, not an afterthought once the new site is already live. Do you handle the content migration from our current site? Yes, as part of the scoped build. Existing pages, blog posts and metadata are migrated and checked against the redirect map before launch, so nothing that currently ranks disappears on cutover. 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A senior engineer reviews every request and replies with next steps, questions, and a rough budget range. [Get a project estimate](https://cyanorbit.com/get-a-quote?service=web-development) [Talk to a developer](https://cyanorbit.com/contact)