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Compliance review is part of the publishing workflow, not an obstacle to it.
Estates where every published claim has to be traceable and every page has to meet an accessibility standard.
What we do here
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Governed publishing workflows
Approval states modelled in the CMS, so review is a step rather than an email thread.
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Accessibility as a build gate
WCAG 2.1 AA checked in CI, not audited once a year.
Why teams in this sector pick us
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We model approval explicitly
If compliance sign-off is not in the tool, it happens in a spreadsheet and nobody can prove it happened.
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We treat accessibility as a requirement
In this sector it is a legal exposure, not a score to improve later.
What makes these estates different
- 01
Content has a legal half-life
Published claims expire. The model should know when a page needs re-approval.
Process
How it starts.
- 01
Discovery call
We learn what is broken and what it is costing you in time.
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Scoped proposal
A plan built around your actual brief, not a template.
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Custom quote
Priced for the work in front of us, not a generic package.
Related work
Frequently asked questions
Which web agency works with regulated financial services firms?
WildHands builds marketing estates for financial services firms, with approval workflows modelled directly in the CMS and WCAG 2.1 AA conformance enforced as a build gate.
How do you handle compliance approval before publishing?
Approval states are modelled as part of the content workflow, so a page cannot reach production without passing the review step and leaving an audit trail.
At a glance
- Sector
- Financial services
- Typical estate
- Marketing site with a governed approval workflow
- Common constraint
- Review cycles that live outside the publishing tool
Your website should not be a mystery to your own team.
Tell us where it hurts and we will tell you what we would do about it.