MadeWeb builds websites for local businesses — designed, built, and delivered by BOYDLee Studio, one owner at a time. The goal is simple: help the right person call, book, request a quote, or visit.
Know what we do, where we work, and how to get help without hunting through the page.
Services, artist fit, policies, and booking—clear before the appointment starts.
Programs, daily rhythm, family questions, and a simple tour request in one warm place.
Each sample is a full working site built around a different kind of decision — with the build notes and measured QA shown, not just the pretty part. Every one is a fictional demonstration business and says so on its own page; yours gets built the same way with your real photos, prices, and voice.
Fictional demonstration business — the page itself says so and is kept out of search results.
Calls, coverage, and quote requests.
Weights measured from the built output, 2026-07-27. Field Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse scores are measured at launch, on the live URL — not before.
What changes for your business: Your trade, your real services and prices, your photos, your coverage area, your phone number, your voice. What stays: The call-first structure and the honest quote path.
Fictional demonstration business — the page itself says so and is kept out of search results.
Services, artist fit, and booking.
Weights measured from the built output, 2026-07-27. Field Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse scores are measured at launch, on the live URL — not before.
What changes for your business: Your services, your artists, your policies, your photography, your real prices, your booking system. What stays: The choose-well structure that respects how people actually pick a chair.
Fictional demonstration business — the page itself says so and is kept out of search results.
Trust, programs, and tours.
Weights measured from the built output, 2026-07-27. Field Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse scores are measured at launch, on the live URL — not before.
What changes for your business: Your programs, your verified license details, your staff, your photos, your enrollment steps, your tuition process. What stays: The trust-first structure that answers families before asking anything of them.
Your site should hold up after the first impression. Every build starts with the practical pieces that make it useful, findable, and dependable.
The structure follows what a visitor needs to understand and do—not what fills a template.
Static-first pages keep the experience light while giving search engines clear, readable content.
I connect mature booking, ordering, scheduling, payment, and contact tools instead of rebuilding them badly.
A real conversation about your business: what you do, who calls you, and what the site has to make happen. You get a written scope and price before any money moves.
The site takes shape around your real services, photos, prices, and voice — with a private preview link you can open on your phone the whole way through.
Before launch it gets tested like it matters: phone layouts, tap targets, forms, speed, accessibility. You see the checked results, not a promise.
Launch on your domain, in accounts you own, with the records to prove it. Keep it with a monthly care plan, or take a documented handoff — your call.
A one-page site — designed, built, tested, and launched — starts at $1,200. The written scope states your exact price before you commit anything. No hourly meter, no surprise add-ons.
Founding pricing: the first two local businesses get a founding credit that brings a $1,200 build to $750 — exchanged for a published case study, real photography of the business, and one introduction. Two slots, because the point is proof.
Every site built or hosted through MadeWeb is its owner's own business — your domain, your accounts, your customers. I build and care for the site; I never own it.
A care plan can cover the parts that make a website dependable after launch.
If something important is not here, that belongs in the first conversation—not hidden in a contract.
Yes. Your domain should stay in an account you control. I can connect it to the finished site and document the setup.
Your agreement will state ownership and handoff terms clearly. Your business content, domain, customer accounts, and third-party subscriptions remain yours.
Usually, yes. The default is to integrate a mature system you already trust rather than force you into a custom replacement.
No. Managed care is available because many owners want one dependable person handling the technical side. A documented handoff is also possible.
Copy shaping and image direction can be included in the scope. You will still need to verify every business claim and provide or approve usable, properly licensed photography.
We start with a free ten-minute look at your current web presence. If there is a useful fit, you receive a written scope covering deliverables, revisions, exclusions, price, payment schedule, and the launch path.
Send the name of your business and I'll take a free ten-minute look at your current web presence — you get back the three specific things costing you calls, written so you could fix them yourself if you wanted to. No strings, no follow-up sequence.
