Design Happy Boutique created a custom, SEO-optimized website for CHIRINGO that blends coastal personality with modern functionality. With online ordering, automated menu updates, and mobile-first design, the site has boosted traffic and streamlined operations—becoming a lasting digital success story for the Grayton Beach restaurant.
Read MoreFrom invisible online to ranking at the top of search results: see how Design Happy Boutique gave Hunter Landscapes a polished, professional digital presence built for growth.
Read MoreWe partnered with the Howard Group to deliver a full-scale website redesign — a modern, 30+ page digital platform with SEO integration, professional photography, and elevated design. The new site showcases their mission, values, and community impact with sophistication and long-term scalability.
Read MoreBranding isn’t just about making things look nice—it’s about building a business that people trust, remember, and choose to work with.
If your website looks nice but doesn’t drive action, it’s not doing its job. A beautiful design is great—but strategy, clarity, and user experience are what make a website convert. Here’s what might be going wrong.
The most successful brands aren’t the loudest—they’re the clearest. When your brand reflects your value and speaks directly to the right audience, growth gets simpler.
If your website looks nice but doesn’t drive action, it’s not doing its job. A beautiful design is great—but strategy, clarity, and user experience are what make a website convert. Here’s what might be going wrong.
If your website looks nice but doesn’t drive action, it’s not doing its job. A beautiful design is great—but strategy, clarity, and user experience are what make a website convert. Here’s what might be going wrong.
Your branding may have served you well when you were just starting—but if your business has evolved and your brand hasn’t, you might be sending mixed signals.Here are five signs it’s time to rebrand—and how to do it strategically.
Let’s start with the obvious: a logo alone is not your brand. And yet, so many businesses—especially those in early growth or reinvention stages—think that updating a font or refreshing a color palette will magically solve deeper business challenges.
