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Cultural & Public Institutions

Digital Platforms Worthy of Your Mission

The Institutional Imperative

Cultural and public institutions serve diverse audiences—visitors, researchers, educators, donors, and members. Your digital platforms must handle traffic spikes from national news cycles and seasonal events. Federal and institutional accessibility requirements (Section 508, WCAG 2.1 AA) are mandatory, not optional. And legacy platforms create technical debt that limits your ability to innovate.

Resilient Platforms for National Moments

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum needed a platform that could handle unexpected traffic spikes from national news coverage while supporting donations, memberships, and a commemorative cobblestone locator. JAKALA built a lightweight, rapid-loading Drupal theme integrated with Raisers Edge CRM, with a custom mobile API for on-site visitor engagement. The platform remained stable through every traffic event.

Accessibility as a Foundation

JAKALA was named Acquia Partner of the Year for Web Governance & Accessibility in 2025. Accessibility isn’t an add-on—it’s built into every engagement.

Acquia Partner of the Year
Web Governance & Accessibility, 2025

JAKALA’s Accessibility Accelerator provides an audit, heuristic analysis, content audit, and authoring workshops—giving institutions a clear picture of their compliance posture and a practical path forward.

Scale and Governance for Complex Organizations

1,000+
websites consolidated for the City of Copenhagen, serving 45,000+ employees across 7 districts with 500% performance increase
70+
sites unified for the National Audubon Society with tiered permission levels—winner of Acquia Partner Site of the Year

Accessibility Accelerator

For federally-funded and public institutions, accessibility compliance is often the highest-urgency starting point.

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