Case study
ZenWeb designed and built the MY Art Studio website, which covers both MY Art Studio and MY Craft Studio, children's art and craft education brands with a head office in Klang, Selangor.
MY Art Studio and MY Craft Studio run art and craft classes for children through studios in Malaysia and other parts of Southeast Asia, with a head office in Klang, Selangor. MY Art Studio teaches drawing and fine art, while MY Craft Studio focuses on craft and sensory play. Lessons follow set themes but leave children free to choose how they express them.
The group also franchises its studios, with teacher training linked to Warnborough College, UK. It organises the Golden Bear Award, an international children's art and craft competition run as a charity event, and offers the MY MIA Scholarship with the Malaysian Institute of Art.
They want to know what their child will do in class and which course fits their age. Each programme shows its age range, activities and student artwork, with an application form below.
They need to see how the business works before they commit. The Business Opportunity page sets out the training and support on offer and ends with its own franchise form.
Families following a child's progress can find the Golden Bear Award competition and the MY MIA Scholarship from the main menu.
Screenshots of the live site, taken October 2026.
The home page opens with photos of children in the orange studio uniform and the studio's mission. It lists the six programmes across both brands, shows a gallery of classes, and ends with separate franchise and course enquiry buttons.
The page covers the Children Creativity Development Course, the Children Graphic Course and Children Fine Art. Each one lists its age range and the skills or materials children use, followed by a gallery of student masterpieces and an application form.
This page explains the Nursery Art Course, the Multicultural Craft Course and Craftessori Sensory Play. It shows the material sets, the travelling craft passport and the themes children work through, so parents can picture a class.
The Business Opportunity page lists what franchisees get, from teacher training to start-up consultation and marketing support. It closes with a franchise form that asks for the preferred location.
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Parents often check classes on their phones. On mobile, the programme sections stack in order and the WhatsApp button stays within reach.
Real photos of children in the orange studio uniform, in class and with their artwork.
Warm orange and soft yellow from the two bear logos, on clean white pages.
Round mascot logos, picture icons for each art skill and grid galleries of student work.
Parents choose an art class by age and by what their child will actually make. Putting the age range, activities and student artwork on each programme page answers that before they apply. Franchise buyers need a different story, so they get their own page and form. Keeping both studios on one site lets families move between art and craft easily.
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