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Day five of Build Week: a 15-point checklist to run before you publish your new small-business website — links, phones, forms, speed, analytics, legal pages and backups.
Day four of Build Week: how to design contact and booking forms that convert — fewer fields, honest consent language for texts and emails, spam protection, and a follow-up plan.
Day three of Build Week: the local search basics that move the needle — consistent business details, a complete Google Business Profile, a page per service, and real reviews.
Day two of Build Week: a simple homepage formula — headline, proof, one clear button — that tells visitors what you do, where you do it, and what to do next.
Day one of Build Week, a five-day guide to building your own small-business website: how to choose a domain name that’s short, easy to say out loud, and safe to build a brand on.
More people will hit your site on a phone today than on anything else. Design for that first, and the desktop version takes care of itself. Mobile-first used to be a nice-to-have line item. Now it’s just how the majority of your traffic actually experiences your business. The majority of visits are already mobile For […]
Speed isn’t a nice-to-have anymore. It’s the first impression. A visitor decides whether to stay on your site in about the time it takes to blink. If the page hasn’t loaded yet, that decision is already made — and it’s not the one you wanted. 1. Compress every image before it goes live Full-size camera […]
Behind the Build · Fenway Web Building the Kingswell Chronicles Across the Boston Made Family Fenway Web led the design and build-out behind The Kingswell Chronicles — a new Fiction saga spanning the Boston Made family of sites, complete with story-driven calculators and cross-linked brand tie-ins. Here’s where to find it. Explore the Saga & […]
Most websites don’t fail because they’re broken—they fail because they’re confusing. In this Fenway Web Press post, we break down the 5-second clarity test, the most common conversion-killing confusion mistakes, and the “Clarity Blocks” structure Fenway Web uses to turn visitors into confident leads.
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