Web design across the Miami metro
Miami is in Miami-Dade County, the most populated county in the Miami metro. We also work with businesses in the metro's other big counties: Broward County and Palm Beach County. That includes places like Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Hialeah, Coral Gables and Boca Raton.
Two languages, three counties
Many Miami businesses serve customers in both English and Spanish. Plan the second language from the start: real translated pages with their own addresses and language tags. A machine-translation widget is quicker, but search engines can't index it and customers can tell.
The metro runs up the coast through three counties. Boca Raton and Coral Gables both read as "Miami" on a map, but not to the people who live there, so name the area you serve in plain words.
What we build for Miami businesses
- Website design: custom sites built around your business, made to order.
- Small business web design: small business is our specialty, and the goal is simple: more customers who can find you.
- Brand identity: a logo, colors and type designed for your company specifically.
- 3D design and animation: 3D and motion work that gives a site some pull and keeps people on the page.
- Calendar booking: customers pick a time on your site, which cuts down on phone tag.
We start with a conversation about the business, put a plan in writing, share previews as the site takes shape, and do a walkthrough at launch.
Guides for common Miami business types
A question from Miami businesses
Can you build a bilingual English and Spanish website?
Yes. Framer supports separate language versions of each page, and we set up the structure and the language tags. You supply or approve the Spanish copy, since someone who speaks to your customers should check any translation.