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Web design in Florida where Spanish comes first

Spanish first, not translated.

Web design in Florida for businesses in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville: English and Spanish, local SEO, from $349 USD.

From
$349 USD · complete landing page · one-time

Free · 20-min video call · 3 clear priorities

I answer every message in under 24 hours.

I take on 4 projects a month so each one gets real attention.

In South Florida, Spanish is not the second version

In Miami-Dade, serving Spanish speakers is not serving a minority — it is serving your main market.

Spanish first

Its own URL, never a translation layer.

Built for the season

Survives the June-to-November spike.

No office in the state

Remote, and it shows in the price.

// hurricane season

Hurricane season sets the calendar for half the state

It runs June 1 to November 30, peaking from August to October. For roofing, restoration, tree service and insurance, the site has to be ready before June — not after the first storm.

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Official Atlantic hurricane season dates. General information, not advice.

01

An emergency form with photos

Clients send damage photos, the address and their insurer from their phone; you prioritize without calling everyone.

02

Availability in plain sight

A notice you update yourself — «serving Miami-Dade and Broward this week» — saves hundreds of messages.

03

State license and insurance up front

Florida certifies contractors statewide (DBPR) and clients can verify it online: your number goes where they look.

// by region

Websites in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville

Florida is several markets with different languages, industries and seasons. A site for Hialeah isn't written like one for Jacksonville.

Miami-Dade

01

Miami, Hialeah, Doral, Homestead

Spanish is the main language of business, not the translation. Real estate, health, professional services and immigration attorneys compete in Spanish first.

Industries searching most

  • Real estate
  • Attorneys
  • Health

Broward

02

Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines

A mixed English and Spanish clientele, and heavy Google Maps competition for home services, insurance and clinics.

Industries searching most

  • Home services
  • Insurance agents
  • Clinics

Palm Beach

03

West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Lake Worth

High-ticket clients and a marked winter season: remodeling, landscaping and professional services where the site competes on credibility.

Industries searching most

  • Remodeling
  • Landscaping
  • Professional services

Orlando and Kissimmee

04

Orange and Osceola counties

One of the largest Puerto Rican communities outside the island and a growing market of home services and family businesses, searching in both languages.

Industries searching most

  • Home services
  • Tax preparers
  • Family businesses

Tampa Bay

05

Tampa, St. Petersburg, Brandon

Construction, restoration and roofing with demand concentrated in hurricane season: the emergency form has to exist before the first storm.

Industries searching most

  • Roofing
  • Restoration
  • Contractors

Jacksonville

06

Duval County and surroundings

Contractors and professional services with a mixed clientele, more English-speaking than the south of the state: English is usually the main version here.

Industries searching most

  • Contractors
  • Professional services
  • Health
// what changes in Florida

What a Florida website needs

A Miami site does not look like a Dallas site. These are the differences that really affect structure and content, and why bilingual web design florida needs its own approach.

Spanish first, English second

In South Florida the Spanish version usually takes the most traffic. It gets written first, with its own URL and its own content, and English becomes the real second version rather than an afterthought.

Many jobs go through the insurer

In roofing and restoration, a good share of Florida clients arrive with an open claim with their insurer. The site explains how you work in those cases — without promising the claim's outcome — and the form asks for the insurer's name so you know what kind of job it is.

You work by county, not by city

Service-area businesses in Florida cover several counties. The site says so county by county — Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach — and the Google Business Profile is set up as a service area, with no storefront address that doesn't exist.

// projects you can open

The closest work to your Florida business

Published projects you can review before booking, picked because they resemble what a Florida business needs.

Screenshot of the website of Mariana Cervantes — Real Estate Advisor

Real estate · Demo

Mariana Cervantes — Real Estate Advisor

Demo

An independent agent's site with listing pages you can text to buyers, the way the Miami market works.

Screenshot of the website of Mi Conta Universal — Accounting & bookkeeping

Accounting & tax

Mi Conta Universal — Accounting & bookkeeping

Cincinnati, Ohio · USA

A bilingual firm with a Hispanic clientele in the U.S.: services explained in Spanish first, the way South Florida expects.

Screenshot of the website of Trejo Landscaping

Local services

Trejo Landscaping

Salinas, California · USA

A service business that takes quote requests online: the foundation of a roofing or restoration site before the season.

See the full portfolio
// questions from Florida

What Florida businesses ask first

The questions that come up when a Miami, Orlando or Tampa business hires someone working remotely.

Can you build the site primarily in Spanish?

Yes, and in South Florida it is usually the right call. Spanish is written as the primary language, with its own URL, its own copy and its own SEO, and English becomes a real second version. What I will not do is bolt a translate plugin on top: it shows in the first line and costs more than it saves.

Hurricane season is close. Is there time?

It depends when we start. A landing page for one emergency service ships in two weeks; a 4-6 page site takes three to four. If you are tight on time, the honest move is to launch the landing page and the Google Business Profile first and build the full site while you are already capturing leads.

How does payment work from Florida?

In dollars, by transfer or payment link, with an invoice for every payment. The published base prices are the same for every client — no distance surcharge and no currency markup.

Do you work with Miami businesses from Mexico?

Yes. The whole process is remote and can run in Spanish or English: kickoff call, content over WhatsApp, reviews by private link, then launch. Florida is only an hour ahead of central Mexico, so we overlap for the full working day.

What about the Google Business Profile if I serve several counties?

It gets set up as a service area by county rather than a storefront address, which is the correct setup when you travel to the customer. On top of that go dedicated pages by service and by area on the site, which is what holds up ranking beyond the immediate radius of your profile.

// how remote works

How your website gets built remotely

Web design for hispanic owned businesses does not need us in the same city. Here is how a project runs with a Florida business.

One hour, not an ocean

Florida is on Eastern time, an hour ahead of central Mexico. In practice we overlap the entire working day, and calls land in the Florida morning without either of us starting early.

In your language, with the person doing the work

No account executive and no rotating team to re-explain your business to. Whoever answers your WhatsApp writes the code and reviews the campaigns.

Everything under your business

Domain, hosting, email, Google Business Profile and ad accounts are registered in your name from day one. Nothing is tied to me.

// investment

Published base pricing, no surprise quote

Every package shows its base price and what it includes. We confirm scope and investment before starting.

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$349 USD

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// Florida

Spanish first, not translated.

A 20-minute video call to review your digital presence and leave with 3 clear priorities. Free.

Free · 20-min video call · 3 clear priorities

I answer every message in under 24 hours.

I take on 4 projects a month so each one gets real attention.

// online booking

Rather talk it through? Book your Express Review

Pick an available time. I review your presence before the call and in 20 minutes I show you 3 priorities. No cost, no sales pitch.

Pick the day and time that suit you.

20 minutes, free, and no sales pitch.

// request more information

Leave your name and email and I'll write back in under 24 hours

Just two details. I'll reply by email with the information you need and the next step. No jargon.

  • Reply in under 24 hours
  • You deal with me directly, no middlemen
  • Free, no commitment

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