AWARDED / Florida

Web Design for Fort Lauderdale Businesses

A customer should know whether the next step is an inquiry, a booking request or a purchase. We design websites for Fort Lauderdale businesses around those decisions and the information required to handle them.

  1. 01Understand the offer
  2. 02Provide the right details
  3. 03Receive a clear next step

A practical planning decision

Collect the details that make scheduling possible

A service or appointment request should gather enough context for the next step without pretending to confirm availability.

Before deciding the page count

  • What location, dates or requirements determine whether you can take the work?
  • Does the team schedule manually or use an existing platform?
  • Which conditions belong on the service page before the form?

These questions shape your brief. Features are confirmed and priced against your actual requirements.

Give time-sensitive offers enough context

An experience or appointment-led business may need dates, group size and preparation details. A service company may need property or project information instead. We choose form fields and page sections according to what the team actually needs to assess a request.

Separate requests from confirmations

A submitted form is not necessarily a confirmed appointment. Button labels and response messages should accurately describe the action completed and what the customer should expect next. Real-time availability requires a compatible connected system.

Present options without creating uncertainty

Whether the offer is a service package or a product, the customer needs to understand the differences. We structure inclusions, relevant conditions and selection options so the visual presentation supports a practical decision.

Review booking and payment dependencies early

If the project needs an external booking engine or payment connection, we review the account, platform and permitted integrations before committing to scope. Subscription and transaction charges remain distinct from development costs.

Give follow-up an owner

Where useful, a Custom workflow can assign a received request and record its status. Notifications, retries and human approval points are defined as part of the automation rather than left to an implicit assumption.

The thinking behind our work.

Gifting / Ecommerce

Claudia Manso

The Signature Rose Bouquet anchors the storefront. A short path brings the presentation, color choices, package contents and delivery information into focus.

Explore the case

A clear scope before production.

  • Foundation — $3,500: up to 5 pages and 1 review round.
  • Signature — $6,500: up to 10 pages, 2 review rounds, deeper visual direction and portfolio structure.
  • Flagship — $10,000: up to 20 pages, 3 review rounds, launch training and handover.
  • Custom — tailored quote: software and automation delivered in an agreed 10-day scope once requirements, access and initial payment are ready. Larger systems are divided into phases.

Website first version in 2 days after the initial payment, brief and materials are complete. Launch within 2 business days of final approval with required access and agreed integrations ready. Ecommerce, migrations and external connections are scoped explicitly.

Payment by bank transfer: 40% to begin, 30% when the website review is complete and 30% after final delivery. Initial domain registration is included. Hosting and domain renewal are included with active AWARDED maintenance; otherwise they are paid separately. Platform subscriptions, apps and transaction fees are identified in the proposal.

Compare the full packages

Before you start.

Can you connect a booking platform?

We can evaluate the existing platform and available integration. The proposal confirms exactly what is connected and how availability or confirmation is handled.

Does the website package include automation?

Only the functions named in the proposal are included. Operational automation and software have their own Custom scope and pricing.

Bring the business. We’ll help define the website.

Share your current URL, what you offer and the main decision you want customers to make. We’ll identify the information needed to prepare a scoped proposal.

US-based agency. Remote collaboration with your team throughout the project.