Fernandina Beach Web Designer for Small Businesses

Web design for local businesses and remote clients

Walk down Centre Street and you'll notice a pattern: half the shops, restaurants, and services here either don't have a website at all, or they have one that hasn't been touched since 2015. Meanwhile, the ones with modern, mobile-friendly sites are the first ones visitors find when they Google "things to do in Fernandina Beach" or "Amelia Island coffee shop."

A well-built website isn't a luxury anymore. It's the digital equivalent of having your lights on and your sign out front. If you run a small business in Nassau County and you want to get found, look credible, and turn walk-bys into customers, that's exactly what I do.

What you get

• A custom-designed website (not a template). Mobile-first, fast-loading, and built to look good on every device
• On-page SEO so your business shows up for local searches like "<your service> Fernandina Beach" and "near me" queries
• Google Business Profile setup or cleanup so you appear on Google Maps
• Contact forms, click-to-call, click-for-directions. Everything a local customer needs in two taps
• A clean handoff: you own the site, you own the domain, you own the hosting. No lock-in.
• Ongoing support if you need updates later. No contracts required

Where I work

I live in Fernandina Beach, so in-person consultations are always free for clients in these local areas:

How much does a small business website cost in Fernandina Beach?

Most of my small business sites fall between $500 and $2,500, depending on how many pages you need and whether you want extras like online booking, ecommerce, or custom integrations. Pricing is always flat-rate and agreed on before any work starts. No hourly surprises.

Already have a site that just needs a refresh? That's usually less. See a full breakdown of website pricing →

Why hire a local web designer instead of a national agency?

When you hire someone in another state (or another country), you're a ticket number. When you hire me, you can meet for coffee at The Lighthouse, hand me a USB with your logo on it, and actually see the person who's building your site. If something breaks at 8pm, I pick up the phone.

I also understand the local market. I know which businesses your customers already trust, how people here actually search for services, and what makes an Amelia Island site feel like it belongs here rather than feeling like a generic Bootstrap template.