Restaurants and fine dining
Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South are why people come downtown at all. Direct ordering and reservations keep those covers — and the customer's details — yours instead of a marketplace's.
LOCAL · NAPLES, FL
Web design in Naples, FL
I build and run growth systems for Naples businesses — a fast, SEO-ready website with online ordering, booking, lead capture and follow-ups, built to bring in more leads and orders with less busywork.
What Naples actually looks like
Naples is the Collier County seat, and it is where I actually work from. Its two commercial spines are Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South — Third Street being the original settlement, two blocks back from the pier. That pier has been shut since Hurricane Ian took more than thirty of its pilings in September 2022. The seventh rebuild in its 137-year history broke ground on 5 January 2026 and runs around eighteen months, so the blocks closest to it are trading without the landmark people used to walk down to. If your business is in that stretch, you already know the footfall did not simply come back on its own.
The businesses Naples runs on
Luxury home and property services
Builders, designers, pool and landscape firms here work for owners who are often out of state when they decide to hire. That job is won by a site that can quote, book and take a deposit without a phone call in the same time zone.
Med spas, aesthetics and wellness
These live and die on the booking calendar and the reminder that stops a no-show. The website is the front desk when the front desk is with a client.
Season, and what it does to your year
Collier County takes on an estimated 100,000 or more seasonal residents between November and April. In the first quarter of 2026 that was about 849,000 visitors and $1.149 billion in direct visitor spending across ninety days, up 8.5% on the year — but Canadian visits fell 16.2% in the same window. So the season is not only bigger than the rest of the year, its mix is moving. A site that just sits there cannot take advantage of February and cannot do anything about August. One built to capture demand in season and follow up out of it is working in both halves of the year.
Getting found in Naples
Searching “web design Naples FL” puts a Google map pack above every ordinary result, and a mix of local studios and national directories below it. Those are two different ranking systems: the map is decided by proximity, categories and reviews, not by page copy. I will tell you plainly what your listing needs and build the site that earns the organic result — and I will not promise you a position in the map, because that one is Google's to award, and anybody guaranteeing it is guessing.
Web design is where this starts, not where it ends. Being found is a separate job: local SEO, the Google Business Profile that sits above every organic result, content that answers what people actually type, and the follow-up that turns a click into a booking. I do that work too — it is the same growth system, not a second agency to go and hire. What I will not do is promise you a ranking; nobody honest can.
What a Naples business gets
Not just a website — the system behind it. Each part is built around how Naples businesses actually win and keep customers. Follow any of these to see exactly how it works:
A website built to convert
A fast, mobile-first site built to turn Naples searches into calls, forms and orders.
Online ordering & reservations
For restaurants and cafés — take direct orders and bookings without marketplace commissions.
Booking & quotes
For service businesses — let customers book and request quotes with less back-and-forth.
Lead follow-up & automation
Automatic follow-ups and reminders, so fewer leads slip through the cracks.
Local SEO & ongoing care
Hosting, updates and a local SEO baseline to help Naples customers find you.
What it costs
A website is $1,800, and the $399 assessment is credited in full toward it. Care is $99/mo after launch, Growth $349/mo.
See the kind of system I build
These are working concept builds that show the flow end to end — the same patterns I'd build for a Naples business, not a template.
Serving Naples and nearby Southwest Florida
Based in Naples, Collier County, and working across Collier County and the wider region — in person where it helps, remote the rest of the time. Nearby areas I also build for:
Questions
I'm on Fifth Avenue and most of my business walks in the door. What would a website change?
In season, very little — walk-in is working and I would not pretend otherwise. It is the other seven months the system is for: the people who came in February and have no reason to think about you again until next winter, and the ones deciding tonight between you and two other rooms on the same block. Capturing that first group and answering the second is what the site does when the pavement is quiet.
Half my customers aren't in Florida when they decide to hire me. Does that change what I need?
It changes it completely. If the owner is in Ohio in September deciding who reopens the house in December, a phone number is a barrier, not a contact method. What that job needs is a site that shows the work properly, answers the obvious questions without you, and lets them book a date or put down a deposit at eleven at night. That is a different build from a site meant to be read by somebody standing outside.
Do you work with Naples businesses?
Yes. I work with local businesses in Naples and across Southwest Florida — in person where it helps, and remotely the rest of the time.
How much does a website cost?
A website is $1,800. It starts with the $399 Business Growth Assessment, which is credited in full toward the build. After launch, Care is $99/mo and Growth is $349/mo. Software is quoted with the build, because what it is and what it does changes the number every time.
NEXT STEP
Want more customers in Naples?
Tell me what you want to grow. I'll map the first build.
Start with the assessment