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A congressional website is one of the best ways for a member of Congress to provide constituents with resources and information. Since your site offers many people their first impression …

A congressional website should seamlessly integrate form and function, never sacrificing one for the other. Constituents won’t be able to easily interact with your website if it’s visually displeasing, nor …

Websites (yes, even public sector websites) need a redesign every two or three years. Even if your website’s appearance and navigation structure isn’t cause for alarm, its accessibility features should …

When your office decides to design your new website with Fireside, you can trust our web project process. We’ll assemble a team with a project manager, web designer, and developer …

Member-specific websites make up the vast majority of our web work, but they aren’t all we do. Issue-specific landing pages and projects for committees and caucuses are integral for clear …

A congressional website’s primary purpose is to promote a free exchange of information between a representative and their constituents. The style, clarity, and efficiency of a website strongly affects the …

A few months ago, Fireside completed a custom website project with Rep. Abigail Spanberger (VA-07). The project was a huge success, so we thought it would be helpful if we …

When people want to contact their member of Congress, obtain assistance, or learn more about their representation in Washington, the member’s website is often the first place they go. If …

Myth 1: I can’t switch my constituent relationship management platform until the end of the year because I already signed an annual contract You are not locked into your contract …

At Fireside, the Engineering team is allowed to experiment with tools they find helpful to get work done. In the early teens when we tried writing code on OSX for …