American English & UX
Copy, forms, phone formats, states and ZIP codes set up for a US audience.
Web design / USA / Boston
Web design in Boston.
High-performing websites for American businesses: fast, ADA-minded, written in American English and built to convert. You work directly with the developer, and you wake up to progress every morning.
- American English
- US dollar ($), invoiced in euro
- .com
- WCAG 2.2 AA
01 — Boston
Boston’s economy runs on universities, hospitals, biotech and finance, audiences that value clear information, accessibility and trust signals over flashy design.
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02 — What you get
A website built to be found, and to convert.
Accessibility (ADA)
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA, the benchmark usually referenced in ADA website cases.
State privacy laws
Privacy notices and consent for California (CCPA/CPRA) and the growing list of state privacy laws.
Built to convert
Clear offers, fast pages, click-to-call, booking and quote flows that feed your CRM.
Payments & tax-ready shops
Stripe and PayPal checkout, with tax settings ready for your sales-tax obligations.
Overnight turnaround
The lab works while you sleep: brief it in the afternoon, review progress in the morning.
— Local rules
What a website in Boston needs to get right.
- 01
Massachusetts data security
Massachusetts requires businesses that hold residents’ personal information to keep a written information-security programme (201 CMR 17.00).
- 02
ADA Title III
Courts have applied the ADA to business websites, and WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA is the usual benchmark. Accessibility is cheaper to build in than to retrofit.
- 03
State privacy laws
California’s CCPA/CPRA and privacy laws in states such as Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut and Texas set notice and opt-out rules. Which apply depends on your size and data.
- 04
Email marketing (CAN-SPAM)
Commercial emails need a real sender, a postal address and a working unsubscribe.
- 05
Sales tax
Since the 2018 Wayfair decision, online sellers can owe sales tax in states where they pass economic-nexus thresholds.
General information, not legal advice. Laws change, so check anything critical with your adviser.
— Recent work
Web design in Boston — FAQ
Straight answers.
Q1Do you build websites for businesses in Boston?
Yes. We design and build websites for Boston businesses remotely, by video call, email, WhatsApp and a client portal. About 1.5 hours of a normal Boston working day overlap with the lab’s hours, and work carries on after you log off.
Q2Can you work with a US company from India?
Yes. Calls happen in your morning (or the lab’s late evening), everything else runs asynchronously, and you get updates by email, Slack or WhatsApp while you sleep.
Q3How do payments work for US clients?
Prices are in euro. Card payments via Stripe or PayPal convert automatically, and you get proper invoices in your client portal.
Q4Is the site ADA compliant?
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA and test with keyboard and screen readers. No website can be guaranteed lawsuit-proof, but accessibility built in is your best protection.
Q5How much does a website cost?
Most small-business sites come in under €350. Larger builds are quoted at a fixed price after a short brief.