Here’s a mobile-friendly MaxBio.link wireframe for a voice-over artist. Casting directors and producers decide fast, so the page puts your demos up front, makes your home-studio setup clear and lets people book or request a custom audition in one tap.
The code is pure HTML and CSS with no JavaScript. Every class starts with vo- so it won’t clash with MaxBio.link’s own styles.
Page Flow
| Section |
Purpose
|
|---|---|
| Hero and voice tags | Shows your voice type, range and turnaround in seconds |
| Quick actions | One tap to book, email, request an audition or download demos |
| Demo reels | The most important part: lets clients hear you right away |
| Genres | Commercial, narration, e-learning, animation, IVR and more |
| Client logos and stats | Builds credibility |
| Studio specs | Answers the “can you record remotely?” question |
| Rates | Starting prices that filter out low-budget leads |
| Custom audition | Turns maybes into paid jobs |
| Process | Shows how a project goes from script to final files |
| Testimonials | Social proof from producers and agencies |
| Deposit via PayPal | Secures the booking for direct clients |
| FAQ | Covers revisions, usage rights and file formats |
| Footer | Union status, contact details and agent info |
Setup Tips
- Demos come first. Put your strongest reel at the top, keep each one between 60 and 90 seconds and start with your best line. Many casting people stop listening after 10 seconds.
- Host audio somewhere reliable. If MaxBio.link removes the
<audio>tag, the “Play” buttons still work as links to SoundCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox or your website. Make sure the links are public and play on mobile. - Keep demos and genres matched. Only list genres you have a demo for. A genre with no demo makes you look less credible.
- Use usage-based pricing. Voice over rates depend on where the audio runs and for how long. Your starting prices filter out low-budget leads, and “Quote” for broadcast leaves room for proper usage fees. Industry rate guides such as the GVAA Rate Guide are worth checking before you set your final prices, since rates change.
- Fill in the email templates. The audition button opens an email with fields for project type, script, deadline and usage already filled in, so you get everything needed to quote in a single message.
- Only list gear you own. Producers do ask about it. If you don’t use Source-Connect, remove it.
- Add agent details only if you have representation. Respect any exclusivity terms in your agent contract before taking direct bookings.
- Use your brand colors. The palette is dark (#111014) with gold (#f2b134) and purple (#3a1f5c), for a premium “studio” feel. Dark designs also make audio-focused pages feel cinematic.
This template fits your Conversion Engine offer. Pair it with a cover image of the artist at the mic in a lit booth, or a soundwave graphic with their name, and you have a Ready-to-Launch Bundle for voice over clients.
