Fort Lauderdale, Florida / Web design & development

Web design in
Fort Lauderdale.

Custom web design in Fort Lauderdale by Pixel Boba. Work directly with the founder on business websites, redesigns and Shopify stores. Tell us about your project.

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Your business, with a point of view.

Pixel Boba is an independent design and development studio based in Fort Lauderdale. Founder Scott Benjamin brings design and development together, so you work directly with the person shaping and building your website. We help businesses in Broward County and beyond explain what they do, show their work and make the next step easy for customers.

A visitor comparing local businesses needs more than an attractive homepage. They need clear services, credible project examples and a straightforward way to enquire from their phone. We plan those details alongside the visual identity, content, forms and technical SEO, then test the finished experience before launch.

What we can build together

A website with
a job to do.

01 / Business websites

Make the introduction count.

Service pages, project stories and enquiry forms built around what your customers need to know. We bring original design, responsive development and an editing workflow suited to your team.

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02 / Website redesigns

Keep what works. Go further.

Start with the existing site: content, search traffic, useful URLs and customer journeys. Then plan the new structure, redirect changed pages and check forms, mobile layouts and indexing at launch.

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03 / Online stores

Give your products a home.

Shopify storefronts with considered product pages, navigation and checkout handoffs. We scope the catalogue, integrations and content needs first, including whether a custom headless storefront is the right fit.

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Built to be found.
Made to be useful.

Our website builds include a technical search foundation: descriptive page titles, crawlable content, canonical URLs, a sitemap and relevant structured data. We also check navigation, keyboard access and mobile layouts, and plan imagery and motion around loading performance.

For a Fort Lauderdale service business, that starts with an accurate description of what you offer and where you work. Google Business Profile, genuine customer reviews and useful local content support that foundation. No platform or design can guarantee a Google position.

Have an existing site? We can begin with a free website teardown to identify the next practical improvements.

Clear scope.
Clear next steps.

Custom website projects are quoted around the pages, content, integrations and editing tools you need. We agree deliverables, responsibilities and a schedule before work begins. Hosting, third-party subscriptions and ongoing support are discussed separately so you can compare the whole cost.

For a smaller launch, our Landing Page Sprint is a focused option with its own published scope and price. For a larger website, read our Fort Lauderdale website cost guide and tell us about your project.

Our portfolio includes different kinds of work: True North’s Texas roofing website and Pearloom’s celebration platform. Take a closer look at how we approach service businesses and digital products.

A closer look / Selected work

Different businesses.
Distinct experiences.

A shared process / Clear decisions

From first conversation
to the final detail.

01

Find the important thing.

We get close to your audience, your goals, and what needs to change. The brief becomes our shared point of reference.

02

Make it unmistakable.

We explore the visual direction, build the experience, and review it together. You see the decisions as the work takes shape.

03

Put it into the world.

We check the details, prepare the handover, and agree what comes next. The result should work as well as it looks.

A few local
questions.

How much does a website cost at Pixel Boba?

Our Landing Page Sprint is $2,500 for one custom page, with the scope and requirements listed on the Sprint page. Multi-page websites, Shopify stores and web applications are quoted individually. The proposal separates the build from hosting, third-party tools and any ongoing support.

Are you based in Fort Lauderdale?

Yes. Pixel Boba is an independent studio based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, serving South Florida and clients elsewhere. You work directly with founder Scott Benjamin. Start with a project enquiry or call (754) 243-4766 to discuss your brief.

How long will my website take?

The Landing Page Sprint has a five-business-day delivery window under its published scope and prerequisites. Larger projects need a schedule based on page count, content readiness, integrations and review rounds. We agree that schedule before beginning.

Can you redesign an existing WordPress, Wix or Squarespace website?

Yes. We review your existing content, URLs, integrations and editing needs before recommending the build. A migration plan should map changed URLs, retain useful content and test redirects, forms and search settings. Rankings can fluctuate during a redesign; preserving a position cannot be guaranteed.

Does website design include SEO?

Our builds include a technical SEO foundation: crawlable content, page titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, a sitemap and appropriate structured data. We also check mobile usability and performance. Ongoing content, local business signals and search competition affect results; no website platform guarantees a ranking.

Do you build online stores as well as business websites?

Yes. We offer Shopify development and custom digital products alongside marketing websites. We discuss your catalogue, checkout requirements and integrations before deciding whether a custom headless storefront is appropriate.

Can I update the website after launch?

We can include a content management system and editing guidance in your scope. We decide which pages and content your team needs to manage before the build. Ongoing maintenance and development are agreed separately.

An idea worth making real.

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