
Quig's Meats & Eats
Brand identity and website design for a scratch kitchen serving burgers, tenders, and catering in St. Johns, Florida.
View case studyWeb design for Fernandina Beach businesses that carries your brand intact onto every screen. I design and build mobile-first, accessible, fast websites for Amelia Island shops, inns, restaurants and service firms, so the site a visitor opens feels like the business they walk into.
I define your goals, audience, and the journey that turns visitors into clients, then plan the structure around it.
I design intuitive, on-brand layouts focused on clarity, hierarchy, and conversion across every screen size.
I develop a responsive, performant site with clean UX and fast load times, built for results.
I launch with confidence and the tools you need to manage and grow your site over time.
Amelia Island sits about 30 minutes north of Jacksonville and is known for 13 miles of beaches, world-class golf, distinctive dining and unique shopping. That means a lot of people will meet a Fernandina Beach business on a screen before they see it in person, checking hours, menus, room photos or directions, usually on a phone. I design for that moment first: mobile-first layouts, clear hierarchy and fast load times.
Then the site has to match what people find downtown. Centre Street’s Victorian architecture, galleries and independent shops set a high bar for character, and a generic template undoes it. I carry your identity’s type, spacing and palette into the website so it reads as the same Fernandina Beach business, and I design every state, including forms, empty carts and error pages, not just the homepage.
Timing matters too. The Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival fills downtown over the first weekend in May, and events like it can bring first-time visitors looking for places to eat, shop and stay. I build websites you can edit yourself without the design drifting, so updating hours, menus or event notices before a busy weekend stays quick and simple.

Brand identity and website design for a scratch kitchen serving burgers, tenders, and catering in St. Johns, Florida.
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View case studyI design and build websites for businesses across Northeast Florida. Choose the area nearest you.
Mobile-first, on-brand websites for the shops, inns and restaurants of Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island.
Yes. I handle both the design and the build for Fernandina Beach businesses: mapping the structure, designing on-brand layouts for every screen size, developing a responsive and fast site, and launching it with the tools you need to manage it. Because the layout and type systems come from your brand identity, the finished website looks like the rest of your business.
Because a lot of people look up a Fernandina Beach business while they are already out on Amelia Island, checking a menu, opening hours or directions on a phone. I design mobile-first, so the most important information is easy to reach on a small screen, then scale the layout up for desktop. Accessibility and fast load times are built in from the start.
Yes, and designing them together is the point. I carry your identity’s type, spacing and palette straight into the site, so it does not drift into colours nobody chose. If your Fernandina Beach business already has a strong look on Centre Street, your website should feel like walking through the same door, with the same tone in every headline and photo.
Yes. I build websites to be edited without the design falling apart, so a Fernandina Beach owner can change opening hours, menus, event notices or photos without calling a developer. At launch you get the tools and guidance you need to manage the site as things change and to keep growing it over time.
Yes. I start by mapping what your current Fernandina Beach site does well and where visitors get lost, then plan a structure around the journey that turns a visitor into a customer. If your page addresses change, I redirect the old pages to the new ones, so the search visibility you have already built is not thrown away at launch.
I can. Web design and SEO work best planned together, so a Fernandina Beach site gets a clean structure, fast pages and content built around what people actually search for, such as places to eat, shop or stay on Amelia Island. You can book web design on its own or pair it with my SEO service from the start.
Tell me a little about your brand and your goals. I'll get back to you to talk through how we can work together.