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Niyon Arts design & development studio.

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Better websites start with better systems.

CMS development, migrations, accessibility, and redesigns for websites people can use and teams can manage.

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  • Drupal · WordPress · Cascade CMS
  • Higher education · Nonprofit · Public sector

Services

The CMS is only part of the work.

  1. Drupal & WordPress Development

    Drupal and WordPress development for complex websites, with structured content, reusable components, accessible front ends, and editorial workflows designed for distributed teams.

  2. Website Design & Redesign

    New websites, full redesigns, and focused refreshes that clarify complex content, improve navigation, and work within the CMS your team maintains.

  3. Accessibility Audits & Remediation

    Audits and remediation that identify barriers, prioritize recurring issues at their source, and strengthen the workflows and governance behind accessible publishing.

  4. CMS Migrations & Modernization

    CMS migrations planned around what should move, what should improve, and what the destination must support, including redirects, accessibility, governance, quality assurance, and editor readiness.

  5. Ongoing Support & Consulting

    Ongoing development and consulting that gives internal teams dependable capacity for fixes, improvements, and technical decisions without repeatedly starting from scratch.

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Built for real content.

A photograph of a person cartwheeling on a salt flat, beside a card describing where the programme’s alumni work.
A student quote set above a photograph of students and a short note on clubs and activities.
An exhibition microsite opening on a photograph of a woman in a beaded top standing against a sunset landscape.
A news listing and a figures band showing enrolment, programmes offered, student–faculty ratio and financial aid.
A detail page for a single work, showing beaded jewellery alongside its materials, date and curatorial note.
An introduction to the collection beside cards linking to individual works.
A grid of contemporary artworks — paintings, sculpture and basketry — laid out as a browsable collection.
A graduate programmes landing page, with a headline over a photograph and degree areas grouped beneath it.
A row of highlighted artworks, each captioned with the artist and the title of the piece.
The Emory Master of Development Practice homepage, opening on a wide photograph of terraced hillsides behind an introductory card.
An exhibition statement page opening with a pull quote beside a group portrait painting.
An index of exhibition themes listed beside an archival black-and-white photograph.

Institutional fit

Complex websites live inside complex organizations.

Governance, accessibility, permissions, content ownership, institutional standards, and launch reviews shape the project from scope through launch.

Shared platforms

We work within centrally managed CMS platforms and the approved components, permissions, brand standards, integrations, and technical boundaries that come with them.

Distributed teams

We coordinate across web, IT, communications, departments, and content owners while keeping decisions and responsibilities clear.

Long-term stewardship

We build reusable components and content structures, document decisions, and prepare editors to maintain and improve the site after launch.

For higher education, nonprofit, and public-sector teams responsible for complex content, distributed publishing, accessibility, and public access.

How we work

A focused practice that stays close to the work.

We keep discovery, information architecture, accessibility, design, and development connected. Decisions stay grounded in the content, platform, constraints, and goals established at the start.

A CMS or accessibility issue can be handled as a focused assignment, while a larger initiative can connect planning, design, development, and rollout. Communication stays direct, and decisions are documented throughout the work.

About the practice

Contact

Start with what needs to work better.

Share the platform, the problem, and any timing or institutional constraints you already know. You do not need a finished brief. We can help determine whether the work calls for a focused fix, assessment, redesign, migration, or ongoing support.

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