Miami web design
& development.

What we build

Most of our work falls into four shapes. A marketing site is the full public presence — the pages that decide whether someone contacts you or closes the tab. A landing page is a single, focused page built around one campaign or one offer, where every element exists to produce one action. A storefront adds the ability to actually transact: products, ordering, scheduling, and the admin tools to run it. And a web application is custom functionality — dashboards, portals, internal tools — where an off-the-shelf product doesn't fit how you work.

A recent example: we built Stephy Sourdough Bakehouse as a storefront with a full online ordering system — live capacity limits so the bakery never oversells a bake, pickup scheduling, push notifications, an installable admin app, and a bilingual English/Spanish front end.

How we build it

No templates and no WordPress. Every site is designed and hand-built in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and deployed to a global edge network. That is not a stylistic preference — it is why our sites load fast, score well on Google's performance metrics, have almost nothing to hack, and don't look like anyone else's.

Template and page-builder sites accumulate plugins, tracking scripts, and layout bloat until they load slowly and break in ways nobody can diagnose. Building by hand means every line on the page is there for a reason, and performance is a design constraint from the first day rather than something bolted on at the end.

We also treat accessibility and search fundamentals as part of the build, not an upsell: semantic markup, keyboard navigation, real contrast ratios, structured data, clean metadata, and a sitemap — all shipped as standard.

What's included

• Design — a visual direction built for your business, not adapted from a theme
• Development — every page hand-built and tested on mobile and desktop
• Performance — fast loading treated as a requirement, not a nice-to-have
• SEO fundamentals — metadata, structured data, sitemap, clean URLs
• Accessibility — semantic HTML, keyboard support, readable contrast
• Deployment & hosting setup — configured and live, in your name
• Documentation & handoff — so your team can run it without us

Nothing is held hostage. Domains, hosting, and accounts stay in your name, and you own everything when we're done. If your team needs to edit content directly, we set that up as part of the build and document it at handoff.

Timeline and pricing

Most website projects ship in two to four weeks. Focused projects move faster — we've taken a B2B landing page from brief to live in three days. The work runs on a fixed three-stage process: we locate where your current site is losing credibility or leads, define exactly what gets built, then ship it.

Every project is quoted as a fixed price after a free 20-minute call — no hourly billing and no surprise invoices. Scope drives the number: a focused landing page costs less than a full site rebuild. You'll know the exact figure before any work begins. More detail on what a website costs in Miami.

Who this is for

Our best-fit clients are professional and service businesses where the website is the first thing a prospect judges you by — law firms, medical and dental practices, agencies, consultancies, contractors, real estate, and local businesses that sell or take bookings online. The common thread isn't industry: it's that the quality of the work is already high and the website is the weak link.

We're based in Miami and work throughout Miami-Dade — Brickell, Wynwood, Downtown, Coral Gables, and Coconut Grove — and we take remote projects nationwide. The process runs the same over video calls as it does in person.