For brand identity, websites and campaign creative in one engagement, Anderson Collaborative is our first pick. Nativz follows for branding and websites across a parent company and its portfolio. This guide compares 25 agencies, including Florida studios and remote specialists, through the projects they have delivered.
A packaging line, a law-firm website and a product interface are different assignments. This guide compares the work behind those services: the named client, what the agency designed or built, and why that helps a buyer.
Design agencies at a glance
| Agency | Design focus | Work to explore |
|---|---|---|
| Anderson Collaborative | Brand identity, websites and campaign production | RMR Solutions; RSABill |
| Nativz | Branding across a company and its portfolio | HEST Investments |
| Big Sea | Complex institutional websites | Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium |
| PaperStreet Web Design | Law firm websites and migrations | Forman Watkins; Foster Global |
| BrandCoders | Destination and brewery websites | ICON Park; Crooked Can |
| Fisher Agency | Healthcare identity and location materials | SpineWell |
| Concept Co. | Industrial brand and website rebuilds | Swiss Precision Machining |
| Nixtio | App and brand systems for digital products | Passion Finder |
| Mighty Fine Design Co. | Museum brand systems and websites | Tampa Bay History Center |
| The Alfam | Product and accessibility-platform design | Hair Decoded; Allyable |
| C7 Creative | Branding across web, app and packaging | LPGA Women’s Network; Catch |
| 1111 Media Group | Rebrand and website support | TerraLex |
| Craft & Code | Brand, website and growth systems | Orlando studio; Clutch web and branding accounts |
| Intex Agency | Website redesigns for specialized platforms | PhotoClaim |
| Crème de Mint | Cosmetic and product packaging | 42 Dubonnet |
| Pixel 1 | Embedded B2B product and brand design | Augment |
| Paradox Marketing | Clinic and services websites | Centeno-Schultz Clinic |
| Lounge Lizard | Industrial rebrand and website rebuild | Axium Packaging |
| Digital Silk | Product-explaining websites | POWR2 |
| The Skins Factory | Ecommerce UI/UX redesign | DTFsuperstore |
| Optimum7 | Ecommerce platform work, not a visual redesign | Alegria Shoe Shop Shopify migration |
| Juice | Technical brand systems and web design | Harpie |
| Unfold | Product and interface design | Peacock |
| Atom6 Studio | Product UI for large operating systems | Mercedes-Benz; Stanford HealthSync |
| Mova | Insurtech and product interfaces | BrokerBuddha |
1. Anderson Collaborative
Anderson Collaborative is the first pick here when a Florida company needs a brand identity, website and campaign production to move together. The agency is headquartered in Coral Gables, with additional offices in Fort Lauderdale, Dallas and the Birmingham metro. A company-issued PR Newswire release dated October 20, 2022 states that it was founded in 2019. Clutch lists a team range of 50 to 249 people.
The RMR Solutions project shows how those services come together. RMR needed to expand a cleaning-products brand beyond professional contractors to homeowners. Anderson Collaborative refreshed the identity and messaging, redesigned the product line, produced commercials and built a new website. Paid media, social content and ecommerce sat in the same engagement. That combination matters when the same product has to look recognizable on a shelf, in an advertisement and in an online store. Retail distribution and acquisition results belong to the wider campaign, not to the identity system alone.
There is also specific customer feedback on the design work. RSABill President Juli Ann Quinn describes consistent yet distinctive branding materials and an attentive creative team. The commercial reel below shows the production side of that offering.
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2. Nativz
Nativz is a Dallas-headquartered option for Florida companies that want branding and website development in one relationship. Its Miami-area presence includes a shared Coral Gables office. Clutch’s Texas entity record lists Nativz, LLC as formed on June 28, 2017, and LinkedIn lists 2017 as the founding year.
In a September 3, 2024 Clutch review, HEST Investments Vice President Russell Huffines describes a family-office project that included a logo, the HEST website, websites for portfolio businesses and press releases around transactions. The new site was ready when the deals closed. That is useful evidence for an operator who needs several related businesses to look distinct while remaining manageable in one creative relationship. Nativz’s website development practice covers the structure behind that visual work. Other published Nativz accounts include paid social and SEO retainers; those are separate from the HEST design scope.
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3. Big Sea
St. Petersburg-based Big Sea designs websites for nonprofits, cultural institutions, healthcare organizations and other purpose-driven businesses. Its Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium project shows how it handles a complex organization with researchers, visitors, educators, donors and members using the same site.
The published work included reorganizing and migrating hundreds of pages, building a modular WordPress design system and integrating digital assets and ticketing. Content Development Manager Hayley Rutger’s testimonial describes the balance between clear navigation and preserving the richness of Mote’s mission. That is a strong comparison for a Florida institution whose design problem is not a shortage of content, but helping very different audiences find what they need.
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4. PaperStreet Web Design
PaperStreet is a Fort Lauderdale specialist in law firm websites, branding and digital marketing. Its work addresses the particular demands of a legal site: practice-area navigation, attorney biographies, publishing and the migration of an established firm’s content.
In PaperStreet’s customer testimonials, Holland Familia of Forman Watkins describes selecting the agency through a national RFP and working with dedicated creative and development leads. Tasha Webber, Marketing and Business Development Manager at Foster Global, separately describes redirects, content migration and last-minute launch changes. Those accounts show both the visible design work and the implementation details that keep a website replacement from disrupting an existing practice.
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5. BrandCoders
Orlando-based BrandCoders is a practical choice when a Florida destination or consumer brand needs a website that also carries updated brand guidelines. Its ICON Park case covers the I-Drive entertainment district anchored by the Orlando Eye. The published scope includes website work, a branding and guidelines update, UX wireframing, UI theming, development, local search and marketing integrations.
Its Crooked Can Brewing Company case is a different kind of Florida assignment: a multi-location brewery website with UX, UI, development, positioning and CRM integrations. BrandCoders also publishes a Florida Paints engagement centered on local landing pages and search work. That later case is useful context for ongoing acquisition support, but it is not the design proof. ICON Park and Crooked Can are the better comparisons for a visual and website brief.
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6. Fisher Agency
Fisher Agency is a Jacksonville web design and marketing practice at 4540 Southside Blvd, Building 902, Floor 2. Fisher Agency also publishes its work as Fisher Design & Advertising.
Its April 2025 SpineWell case follows Nathans Family Chiropractic’s move toward a multi-location healthcare brand. Fisher led discovery with the leadership team, then delivered a new name and tagline, visual identity, patient messaging, a website redesign and in-clinic materials such as signage and welcome kits. The brand had to work at the front desk and on the site, not only in a pitch deck. The homepage also names Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida and Maxi’s Mechanics as strategy and web clients. A Florida healthcare or nonprofit group comparing Fisher should start with SpineWell, then ask which of those other accounts is closest to its brief.
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7. Concept Co.
Concept Co. lists offices in Milwaukee and West Palm Beach.
Its Swiss Precision Machining project is a complete industrial rebrand. Concept Co. rebuilt identity architecture, logo, messaging, photography, print and product design, then developed a responsive website focused on the company’s manufacturing story. A digital advertising layer sat alongside that work. Performance figures published on the case belong to the wider campaign, not to the identity system alone. The design fit is a B2B manufacturer that needs its quality story to hold up across a website, print and events.
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8. Nixtio
Nixtio is a product-design studio whose published work is strongest in apps, brand systems and motion, rather than a conventional Florida storefront website. Its Clutch company profile lists Fort Lauderdale.
Its Passion Finder case (2023) covers app design, brand visual identity, social graphics, motion and web design for a meditation product meant to help users find direction. The challenge was to make the experience feel calm and structured at the same time. Nixtio also publishes a Payoneer UI and brand case spanning web, mobile and wearable touchpoints. These examples suit a software team that needs a consistent experience across devices.
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9. Mighty Fine Design Co.
Mighty Fine Design Co. now presents itself as Mighty Fine Co., with teams in Tampa and Atlanta.
Its Tampa Bay History Center rebrand addressed an identity that was difficult to use consistently. The existing logo would not scale, the color system fought itself across applications, and “History Center” was too small to read. Mighty Fine rebuilt a primary and secondary mark, then carried it into exhibit signage, wayfinding, staff materials, the website, photography, motion graphics and a brand video. Director of Marketing and Communications Manny Leto says the rebrand played a part in visibility and admissions, and that the new identity holds both current design and the museum’s classic character. A Florida cultural or civic organization can use that example; a SaaS product interface belongs elsewhere on this list.
A second published account, TLC Diversified, is a construction-firm logo and recruiting-focused website.
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10. The Alfam
The Alfam is a New York-headquartered studio whose LinkedIn company profile also lists a Miami location. It is not a Miami-only firm.
Its Hair Decoded work is a product-design example: UX/UI, a design system and website design for a booking platform that lets people find stylists by look and location. Allyable is a different assignment, upgrading brand and interface design for an enterprise accessibility platform. A customer interview with marketing professional Pavllo Zengo separately describes a collaborative process covering brand ethos, colors, layout and a custom WordPress portfolio site. These examples suit lifestyle and software businesses that need product design alongside a broader identity system.
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11. C7 Creative
Jacksonville-based C7 Creative has a portfolio spanning brand identities, websites, apps and packaging. Its LPGA Women’s Network project included branding, website design, a mobile app and UX wireframes. The challenge was to extend the organization beyond professional golf into a broader community built around women’s golfing lifestyles.
Its Catch Chocolate Bar campaign shows another side of the practice: packaging, photography, animation and campaign assets for Charles Chocolate’s brand. Those examples make C7 a useful option when a Florida business needs a consistent identity across both digital products and consumer-facing materials.
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12. 1111 Media Group
1111 Media Group is a Miami digital marketing and web design agency whose published customer account is strongest on a rebrand that had to live beyond a logo file. In an April 2020 Clutch review, TerraLex marketing manager Andrea Arteaga describes work on the organization’s rebrand and website, including a redesigned logo, with graphic design, strategy and event branding extending the relationship.
That is useful for a professional organization whose identity must remain coherent across a digital presence and recurring events.
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13. Craft & Code
Craft & Code is an Orlando digital studio at 100 E Pine St, STE 110. The official site describes brand strategy, websites, SEO and paid media as one growth system.
Clutch customer accounts on the Craft & Code profile describe website redesigns with SEO and Google Ads for an insurance consultancy, and branding plus a Webflow site for an engineering firm. Those reviews are useful, with the caveat that some historical Clutch text also references Dark Matter Digital as a delivery name.
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14. Intex Agency
Orlando-listed Intex Agency publishes web and ecommerce design from a team that also lists Poland and Ukraine offices. Its PhotoClaim project rebuilt an outdated site for a legal company that helps photographers pursue copyright licensing. The work included a friendlier visual system, lead-generation pages, a partnership one-pager and a landing page with a small game for webinar registration.
Roberto Cruz, Head of Marketing at PhotoClaim, describes a user-friendly, visually appealing site and efficient communication. That is a useful example for a specialized services company that needs the website to explain a non-obvious offer. Intex also publishes Flowd as a corporate website engagement. SEO goals mentioned on the PhotoClaim page are a separate layer from the design system.
15. Crème de Mint
Miami-based Crème de Mint is the packaging specialist on this list. Its 42 Dubonnet makeup packaging project shows how the studio designs physical product systems, not only logos. The wider work archive also includes food, supplement and cosmetics packaging.
That is the right comparison for a Florida consumer brand whose design problem lives on a shelf, in a box and in photography, with a website as a later application. Crème de Mint also offers digital marketing; a buyer should keep packaging scope separate from media retainers. Client reviews and the Clutch profile offer additional customer feedback.
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16. Pixel 1
Pixel 1 now operates as Pixel One. The Pixel 1 website redirects to the current brand. The current studio is Canada-based, with Montreal and San Francisco offices listed on the site.
For the Augment project, Pixel One designed the brand identity and product website for an AI automation platform used by logistics brokers, freight operators and carriers. The customer pages also list Collective, Solea and Sunflower. That makes Pixel One a remote option for Florida software companies seeking ongoing product and brand design. Read customer reviews.
17. Paradox Marketing
Paradox Marketing works remotely across more than 12 countries.
The homepage’s published work examples include a 2021 Centeno-Schultz Clinic website covering web design, mobile design, SEO, content and development. Other listed sites include Insurance Choice, O2 Employment Services and J.R. Martin CPA. Those are service-business websites more than identity systems. Paradox’s case-studies index currently leans toward marketing-process articles rather than design case files. A Florida clinic or professional-services firm can still use the named website examples, while treating SEO and CRM work as a separate scope.
18. Lounge Lizard
Lounge Lizard is a Holbrook, New York-headquartered digital agency with a published Miami office at 1221 Brickell Ave, Suite 900, plus additional U.S. offices. It is not a Florida-only studio.
Its Axium Packaging website project is a concrete industrial design example. Axium wanted a site that matched the scale of an 18-facility packaging manufacturer. Lounge Lizard recommended a rebrand from Axium Plastics to Axium Packaging, rebuilt the site structure around customers, careers and sustainability, and planned a later site for sister recycling company Vertix. SEO was part of launch, but the design decision that matters here is the name and information architecture change. Florida manufacturers can use that example even if day-to-day production sits in New York.
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19. Digital Silk
Miami-based Digital Silk combines branding with website work. For an applied example, the POWR2 case explains how the agency presented portable energy-storage products online. Large visuals and a 3D product model help visitors understand the equipment, while mobile presentation and clearer paths to an advisor support evaluation.
That is useful for a technical or B2B company whose brand must explain a product as well as look coherent. Published performance figures on the case belong to the wider digital program. Digital Silk’s broader identity offering is described separately on its branding page. Clutch customer reviews add accounts of delivery and collaboration.
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20. The Skins Factory
Fort Lauderdale-based The Skins Factory is a UI/UX and product-design studio. Its DTFsuperstore ecommerce redesign followed an earlier touchscreen UI project for the same printing-supply retailer.
The team used a CMYK color system to stand out in a visually dull category, designed category and product templates, filters, bulk-order discount tables, login overlays and a Mimaki manufacturer landing page. That is a useful comparison for a Florida retailer whose store already exists and needs a stronger buying interface, not a new company name.
21. Optimum7
Optimum7 is a Coral Gables ecommerce development and marketing firm. Its Alegria Shoe Shop case is explicit about scope: Alegria did not hire Optimum7 for a visual redesign. The assignment was a Volusion-to-Shopify migration that moved 1.4 million orders, 653,000 customer accounts and more than 41,000 products, with redirects to protect search visibility.
Optimum7 is a fit when an ecommerce project depends on platform, data and information architecture work. It is a weaker comparison for a new identity or packaging system. Clutch reviews provide customer accounts of its work.
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22. Juice
Orlando-based Juice connects branding with digital experiences.
Its Harpie case concerns a wallet-security product that arrived with an existing logo and wanted stronger visuals across online touchpoints. Juice began with a branding and creative-direction workshop, then built a visual system intended to speak to Web3 users while also connecting with enterprise audiences. The assignment included branding, web design and content. It is a useful example for a technical company whose identity needs to explain a specialized product without feeling inaccessible.
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23. Unfold
Unfold is a Florida product and brand studio. Company directories list its headquarters in North Port. The official site publishes product, brand and web design, including a Peacock engagement covering product design, UX strategy and brand expansion for the streaming service’s content-discovery interface.
The work makes Unfold relevant to a product team improving how people browse and discover a large content library.
24. Atom6 Studio
Atom6 Studio now presents itself as Atomsix, a digital-product design and development company with an Orlando office and a Brazilian headquarters in Palhoça. Its original website leads to the current brand, whose privacy policy identifies the business as Atom6 Design Ltda.
The English work index names UI/UX projects for Mercedes-Benz, Stanford HealthSync, Microsoft’s AI Co-Innovation Labs and Drata. Those are product-interface assignments inside large operating environments. The Orlando office provides a U.S. point of contact for those product-design engagements.
25. Mova
Mova is a Miami-area digital product studio (LinkedIn lists Coral Gables).
Its historical BrokerBuddha case describes a complex product-design assignment. Broker Buddha is an insurtech platform for buying and renewing commercial insurance. Mova started with CEO Jason Keck before the public beta, when the product was a bare application, then rebuilt information architecture, user journeys, wireframes, high-fidelity UI and a style guide around features such as interactive smart forms, an application builder, in-app chat, e-signature and process tracking. That is useful for a Florida software company whose design problem is a working product, not a new company name. The same web archive also lists Overlooked Ventures, FITRADIO, Royal Caribbean’s CocoCay port experience, Carb Manager and NextChapter.
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Match the agency to the design assignment
For a new identity that has to travel into packaging, a website and advertising, start with Anderson Collaborative’s RMR work and compare Crème de Mint for packaging-led briefs. For several related businesses under one parent, Nativz’s HEST example is the closer fit.
Law firms should look first at PaperStreet. Destinations and multi-location consumer brands can compare BrandCoders’ ICON Park and Crooked Can sites. Cultural institutions can compare Mighty Fine’s Tampa Bay History Center system. Product and app interfaces belong with Nixtio, Unfold, The Skins Factory, Atomsix, Mova’s BrokerBuddha work and Pixel One’s Augment site. Ecommerce platform rebuilds, as opposed to visual redesigns, belong with Optimum7’s Alegria migration and, for storefront UX, The Skins Factory’s DTFsuperstore work.
A proposal should name the design deliverables: identity files, website templates, packaging dielines, component libraries and who owns them after launch. SEO and paid media can sit beside that work, but they are not substitutes for it.
Anderson Collaborative publishes this guide; Nativz is its sister agency.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best design agency in Florida?
Anderson Collaborative leads this shortlist for brand identity, website and campaign production, with RMR Solutions as a concrete example. Nativz is second for parent-and-portfolio branding. PaperStreet, BrandCoders and Crème de Mint are stronger when the assignment is more specialized. The right choice depends on the work you need.
What do top Florida design agencies do?
Top Florida design agencies produce brand identities, websites, user interfaces, packaging and campaign assets. The stronger partners show how those materials were used for a named client, not only a list of services.
How do I choose a design agency in Florida?
Match the agency to the work you need, then review a comparable project: what they designed, what they built and how the customer described the collaboration. A local studio can help with in-person reviews, while several entries here serve Florida from other offices.
Are design agencies in Florida good for growing brands?
Yes. Florida agencies in this guide support startups, regional companies and larger organizations. Growth-minded buyers should still separate design deliverables from SEO or paid-media retainers, and ask which team will own the identity system after launch.
For more evidence, review our case studies or contact the team about your shortlist.