AWARDED / Florida
Web Design & Ecommerce for Miami Businesses
When a brand serves more than one audience, the website needs to keep its identity while making the buying decision clear. We help Miami businesses structure brand presentation, products and service inquiries as one considered experience.
- 01Choose the audience
- 02Define the buying journey
- 03Build the experience
A practical planning decision
Treat bilingual commerce as a complete experience
If you serve English- and Spanish-speaking customers, plan the purchase information and operational handoff in both languages.
Before deciding the page count
- Who supplies and reviews each language version?
- Do shipping terms and product availability differ by destination?
- Will inquiries in each language reach someone who can respond?
These questions shape your brief. Features are confirmed and priced against your actual requirements.
Start with what each audience needs
Different audiences may require a language version, different delivery information or a separate service explanation. We map those needs before deciding how many pages, templates or store configurations the project requires.
A second language is a complete content task
If you need English and Spanish, navigation, product information, form messages and metadata should be coherent in each version. Translation and review responsibilities are agreed in the proposal. Additional languages are not assumed to be included in every package.
Give a larger catalog a deliberate structure
Categories help a focused search; collections, routines and curated edits can help discovery. We choose the useful entry points from your product range instead of adding every navigation pattern at once.
Clarify where and how orders are fulfilled
A store serving local and wider customers needs delivery, collection and other conditions that reflect the business. Payment-provider requirements and cross-border fulfillment considerations must be supplied and reviewed before confirming any related integration.
Keep brand and commerce connected
The product page should carry the identity while explaining options, contents and practical conditions. For a service business, the same attention applies to scope, project evidence and the inquiry. Clear information is part of the design direction.
The thinking behind our work.
Beauty / Ecommerce
Yellow
Skincare, body care and makeup are organized into categories, curated edits and everyday routines. The experience helps visitors approach the range through the way they want to use it.
Fashion / Ecommerce
By A. Manso
Collection 001 sits alongside garment categories, the brand journal and an archive. Customers can explore the visual world or go directly to the piece they want.
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.
Before you start.
Can you build an English and Spanish website?
We can scope complete language versions, with translation and review identified separately. The same process applies to navigation, content, forms and relevant metadata.
Do you work with Shopify or WordPress?
We review the catalog, content needs and operating tools before proposing a platform. The ecommerce scope identifies templates, products, integrations and ongoing platform costs.
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.