Fenway Web is the UX-led web design and development studio of Boston Made, Inc.
We design and build websites for small businesses, churches and growing brands: a clear message, an interface that is easy to use, and a reason to get in touch.
Every project starts with research into your goals, your audience and the action you want visitors to take. Then we plan the structure and journeys, write the words, design a consistent interface around your brand and build it to be fast, accessible and easy to keep current. After launch, optional care plans keep it updated, backed up and secure.
Every project starts with research into your goals, your audience and the action you want visitors to take. Then we plan the structure and journeys, write the words, design a consistent interface around your brand and build it to be fast, accessible and easy to keep current. After launch, optional care plans keep it updated, backed up and secure.
What we do
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published case studies
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website plans to choose from
How we work
01
Listen
We start with your business, your audience and the next step you want visitors to take.
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Plan & write
A clear audience, a useful page structure, and words that explain what makes your business worth choosing.
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Design & build
A responsive website shaped around your brand, your content, and the action you want visitors to take.
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Launch & care
Review the details, prepare for launch, then choose the care and support your site needs.
Custom websites from
$1,500
with optional care from $49 a month
One studio, from first call to launch.
You work with one team from the first conversation through launch and care. Every project is scoped before it starts, so you know the pages, the schedule and the price up front.
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