Web design for local business

Tempe websites that
pull their weight.

If customers can't find you on Google, or your site looks like it was built in 2005, you're sending business down the street. I build fast, accessible and ADA compliant sites that get you found today.

You work with me, start to finish: not a sales rep, not a junior, not a template. One person who learns your business, hand-builds your site, and actually answers your email when you want a change.

Free quote · No templates · Most sites live in 3 days

Google Play “Teacher Approved” app (Slip Studio) Paid apps on Google Play WCAG-accessible builds
What I do

Built to bring you customers, not compliments.

Three things, done properly - by the same person who actually builds your site.

FILE 01

Get Found

When someone nearby searches for what you sell, you should be the result they tap, not page three. I set up your Google Business Profile, local SEO, and the technical groundwork that helps you show up in your neighborhood.

Maps, reviews, "open now," directions - the stuff that turns a search into a walk-in.

FILE 02

Look the Part

Most of your customers will judge you on their phone in about three seconds. I hand-build a fast, clean site that loads instantly and looks sharp on every screen: designed around your brand, never a template everyone else is using.

No drag-and-drop bloat, no monthly builder fees. Just a site that makes you look as good as you are.

FILE 03

Turn Visits Into Business

A pretty site is useless if nobody books. I add the practical things that earn their keep - online ordering, booking, menus, quote forms, click-to-call - so a visit turns into a sale.

And because every build is accessible, it works for every customer (and keeps you on the safer side of ADA rules).

Recent work

A few things I've shipped.

Real sites, hand-built, still running, and not one of them held together with WordPress duct tape. Yours could be next.

File 01 · Client site

MMM Partners

The public face of a New York legal-referral service: plain-English pages, FAQ structured data, and attorney-advertising compliance carried on every page. Serious subject, zero legalese.

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File 02 · Teacher Approved app

Slip Studio

A calm 3D pottery wheel — Three.js in the browser, a paid Android app on Google Play, and holder of Google's independently-awarded Teacher Approved badge. Its siblings — free Pootery and paid Cookie Cache — ship too.

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File 03 · Social network

so called life

A social network built from absolute scratch — profiles, DMs, directories, moderation — for people who miss when the internet was weird. Zero dark patterns.

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File 04 · Legal data

DocketDrift

Public-record analysis of state appellate courts — four state subdomains and a tireless robot that reads opinions so humans don't have to.

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File 05 · Games

The Madderverse

Thirty-some tiny browser games and toys nobody asked for and everybody stays for. An arcade of nonsense, hand-built and frankly out of control.

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File 06 · Accessibility

The Bala Files

A case study in narrative-driven WCAG 2.1 accessibility — proof that "accessible" and "genuinely gripping" are allowed in the same building.

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File 07 · Store + archive

Mess O' Pedals

Hand-built circuit-bent pedals and tape loops in a storefront, plus classic DIY synth guides rebuilt to actually be readable — by screen readers, at any zoom, on any phone. A store and a public service in one enclosure.

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File 08 · Portfolio

Skanda Vishnu Sundar

A clean multi-page portfolio with custom styling and fully tuned SEO. Proof I can also do "tasteful and restrained" when the brief politely insists.

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File 09 · ARG / archive

Pojo Kutty

The Department of Cryptid Records: an ARG-flavored archive with logins, point-farming, and official infractions. Bureaucracy, but make it cryptid.

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File 10 · Daily art project

The Daily Bulletin

A ranked enumeration issued every day by the Concord Curatorial Collection, in which the Maple Milk Incident of 2001 reliably ranks first. Deadpan worldbuilding as a daily ritual.

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File 11 · Comedy blog

DOGBLOG.DOG

Field reports from Winnie — Editor at Large, and a dog. Worktop inventories, possible crimes, one irrelevant banana. Exactly as essential as it sounds.

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File 12 · This very site

Mad Sundar

The one you're looking at. Hand-built in the same dossier style, because a web designer's own site had better pull its weight too.

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Contact

Tell me what your business needs.

Tell me a little about your business and what's not working, and I'll come back with a plain-English plan and an upfront price - no obligation, no sales pressure, no "let's hop on a 45-minute call" runaround.

Email: contact@madsundar.com
Where: Tempe, Arizona - working with clients across the U.S.