Webflow development in Seattle

DoodleWeb webflow development projects for Seattle organizations start at $10,000. Scope drives the number: page count, integrations, content migration volume, and accessibility requirements. You get a fixed written scope and price before any work begins, and we flag anything that would change it in writing rather than invoicing a surprise.

Most Seattle engagements run 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to launch. Discovery and content modeling take the first one to two weeks, design and build take the middle block, and the final week covers QA, redirects, analytics, and training. Rush timelines are possible when content is ready on day one.

DoodleWeb LLC is headquartered at Columbia Tower, 701 5th Ave, 42nd Floor, Seattle, WA 98104, and serves Seattle clients remotely with overlapping working hours, recorded calls, and a shared project board. Clients in Seattle get the same senior team, contract, and support SLA as Seattle clients. You can reach us at info@doodleweb.io or (425) 359-0168.

Every engagement includes a component-driven Webflow build with CMS collections and editor handoff. That covers discovery workshops, a documented information architecture, a component-based design system, accessible front-end code targeting WCAG 2.2 Level AA, analytics and conversion tracking, SEO and answer-engine structure such as schema and answer-first content blocks, plus editor training and documentation.

A senior DoodleWeb strategist, designer, and engineer, all employed by DoodleWeb. There is no junior handoff and no anonymous outsourcing. DoodleWeb was founded in 2019 by Chandan Sharma and Kamal Sudha and holds WP Engine Advanced Partner, Shopify Partner, Acquia/Drupal certified, Webflow Professional Partner, and Certified Lovable Solution Partner status.

You can leave with everything, or stay on a maintenance plan from $450 per month covering updates, backups, uptime monitoring, security patching, and a monthly change budget. Either way you own the code, the hosting account, the analytics, and the domain. Nothing is locked to a proprietary DoodleWeb platform.

Yes. Every build ships with entity-consistent Organization schema, Service and FAQPage structured data, answer-first content blocks, and an llms.txt file so ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can quote the site accurately. Teams that add our AI search optimization retainer typically see citation lifts within 60 to 90 days.

Every webflow development build we ship in Seattle targets WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the baseline, with Section 508 alignment for US public-sector and higher-ed clients, ADA Title II readiness for state and local government sites, and AODA compliance available for Canadian audiences. Testing combines axe-core and WAVE automation with manual NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and keyboard-only walkthroughs.

Yes. We publish a formal VPAT 2.5 (ACR) and a plain-language accessibility conformance statement as a paid deliverable, typically produced by our accessibility specialists after a Level AA audit. The VPAT covers WCAG 2.2, Section 508, and EN 301 549, and is suitable for procurement, RFP responses, and Title II documentation.

Included in every build: semantic HTML, keyboard-navigable components, visible focus states, labeled forms, alt text workflows for editors, color contrast in the design system, and an automated axe pass before launch. Offered as an add-on: a full WCAG 2.2 AA audit with an issues log, manual assistive-tech testing, VPAT / ACR authoring, remediation sprints on legacy templates, and ongoing monitoring with a monthly report.

Yes. Our audit and remediation practice runs independently of new builds. We have shipped WCAG 2.2 AA remediation for university, cultural, and enterprise sites including George Brown College and Trinity Western University, closing hundreds of issues, adding reduced-motion fallbacks, and lifting Lighthouse accessibility scores from the low 70s into the high 90s.