A demonstration. This is not the city's website. It is a working proposal for the City of Edinburg, built with the city's real seal, officials and departments. Every agenda item, vote, vehicle and dollar figure is invented, and each page says so. About this proposal Developed by Pragmatic Business Solutions, LLC (opens in a new tab), a Rio Grande City, TX custom software company.

The veterans memorial and its flagpole under mature trees in a City of Edinburg park.

A proposal for the City of Edinburg

A city website nobody has to audit later

Accessibility is not a report you buy after the site is built. It is a property of how it is built. This is the City of Edinburg's own seal, own officials, own departments and own photographs — rebuilt so that every page passes a conformance check before it is allowed to publish.

What this replaces, and what it costs you not to See the fleet dashboard

  • A website nobody has to audit later — WCAG 2.2 AA checked on every page, every build
  • Both languages, written — not machine-translated
  • 9 city vehicles on the road right now

Why you would not need to buy an audit

An accessibility audit tells you what is wrong after you have paid to build it wrong. It is a bill for a problem that a different build would not have had.

  • The check runs on every build, not once a year. Every page on this site is tested for a unique title, one h1, no skipped heading levels, alternative text on every image, a name on every control and link, a skip link, and no broken internal link. If any page fails, the build stops and nothing publishes.
  • The colours were checked before they were chosen. Every colour here is measured off the city's own seal, and every pair a reader sees is run through a contrast test that gates the deploy. Body text is 16.4:1 — above AAA.
  • The page a screen reader needs most is the one built best. The public record is a web page here, not a document inside a viewer.

What we measured on the city's current site

Who decides

Your mayor and council

The elected members and the office that carries out what they decide. Every one of those decisions appears first on a posted agenda — and on this build, every vote appears afterwards with each member's name against it.

The council and its record

The city

  • 100,243Residents
  • 1908Founded
  • 34Departments
  • 355Vehicles

Edinburg is the seat of Hidalgo County, laid out in 1908 as Chapin and renamed three years later. The county courthouse, the university and the ballpark are all inside four square miles of each other, the city has been named an All-America City three times — 1968, 1995 and 2024, the years its own seal carries — and it is still the fastest-growing city of its size in the Valley.