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Website design for tribal nations & Native organizations.

Accessible, modern, grant-ready websites for tribal governments, tribal enterprises, Native-owned businesses, and cultural organizations — built through close collaboration and real respect for your community.

We’ve had the privilege of working with the Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma and Native-owned businesses. We come to listen first.

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Who We Serve

Built for the whole nation.

Tribal governments

Administration sites, member services, council and program pages, public notices, and elections — accessible and easy for staff to keep current.

Tribal enterprises & Native-owned businesses

From retail and cultural stores to gaming, tourism, and services — modern sites and e-commerce that grow revenue for the nation and its members.

Health & social programs

Clear, accessible sites for health, housing, education, and family-services programs — so members can actually find and use what they're entitled to.

Cultural & heritage organizations

Language, history, and cultural-preservation projects presented with care — museums, archives, events, and community storytelling.

Why My Media Matters

Experience, accessibility, and respect.

Real experience with Native clients

We've had the privilege of working with the Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma and Native-owned businesses. We come in to listen and collaborate — not to impose a template.

Accessible & Section 508 / WCAG ready

Tribal governments and programs that receive federal funding face accessibility requirements. Every site we build meets WCAG 2.1 AA by default — pages and documents alike.

Grant- and report-friendly

We build with the documentation, transparency, and accessible-PDF handling that grant-funded programs and federal partners expect.

Common Questions

Tribal website design, answered.

Do you build websites for tribal governments and Native nations?
Yes. My Media Matters designs and builds websites for tribal governments, tribal enterprises, Native-owned businesses, and cultural organizations. We've had the privilege of working with the Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma and Native-owned businesses such as Sharp's Indian Store. We collaborate closely and respectfully, and we build every site to be accessible and easy for your team to maintain.
Do tribal websites need to be accessible (Section 508 / WCAG)?
In most cases, yes. Tribal governments and programs that receive federal funding are generally expected to meet accessibility standards, and accessibility is simply the right thing to do for all members. We build every site to WCAG 2.1 Level AA — the same standard behind Section 508 and the ADA Title II rule — including accessible PDFs for notices, applications, and reports.
Can you help with grant-funded projects and reporting?
Yes. We're used to building for grant-funded programs — with the transparency, accessible documentation, and clear public information that funders and federal partners expect. We can also help structure content so program outcomes and services are easy for members and reviewers to find.
Are you based in Oklahoma?
Yes. My Media Matters is based in Ponca City, Oklahoma, home to many of the 39 federally recognized tribal nations headquartered in the state. We work with tribal and Native clients across Oklahoma and nationwide, on-site and remotely.

Let’s build something that serves your community.

Tell us about your nation, enterprise, or organization. We’ll listen, and we’ll show you what an accessible, modern site could do for your members.

Start a Conversation 580-789-6640

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