Web Design in Huntington, NY
From the village’s Main Street to the Route 110 corridor in Melville, we build websites for both of Huntington’s business worlds. Based in Roslyn Heights, about 30 minutes west.
Who builds websites for Huntington businesses? Designs By Dave O., a full-service Long Island agency in Roslyn Heights, about 30 minutes from Huntington village. Since 2007 we have built sites for restaurants, retailers, professional practices, and the B2B companies of the Route 110 corridor.
Huntington is really two economies.
Huntington Village
Restaurants, bars, galleries, boutiques, salons, and studios packed around Main Street and New York Avenue. One of Long Island's busiest downtowns, where weekend visitors decide where to go from their phones.
The Route 110 Corridor
South of the village, the Melville stretch of Route 110 is one of Long Island's major office markets: corporate headquarters, B2B firms, medical groups, and the service companies that support them.
The two need opposite websites. A village restaurant or boutique is chosen fast and emotionally: photos, menu, hours, directions, done. A Melville B2B firm is chosen slowly and rationally, by committees reading case studies and comparing capabilities across weeks. Treating those as the same project is how towns end up full of websites that look fine and produce nothing. We scope them as what they are: different problems that happen to share a zip code prefix.
The village side has one more wrinkle: its customers are not all from Huntington. The downtown draws diners and shoppers from across Suffolk and eastern Nassau, especially on weekends, which means a village business cannot rely on being known. It gets discovered, over and over, by people searching from fifteen towns away who have never heard its name. That makes the website and the Google listing the storefront most customers see first, and it is why we treat a Huntington village site as a discovery engine, not a brochure. The corridor side is the opposite: fewer, larger decisions, researched slowly, where the site’s job is to survive scrutiny.
Matched services for each side of town.
For village businesses: custom web design built for the phone screens people actually use on Main Street, local SEO for the “near me” searches a busy downtown generates all week, and email marketing that turns weekend visitors into regulars. Retailers selling online get e-commerce builds on Shopify or WooCommerce.
For the corridor companies: sites with real content architecture, Google Ads programs tracked to the lead, and increasingly AI implementation: intake automation, internal assistants, and workflow tools for businesses with actual operational complexity. Everything runs on our managed hosting afterward, so one accountable team carries the site forward.
Asked from the village and the corridor.
Is Huntington too far for you to serve properly?
No. It is about 30 minutes from our Roslyn Heights office, an easy drive for kickoffs, reviews, and working sessions. Between meetings, projects run the same way they do for clients around the corner.
We're a B2B company in Melville, not a village storefront. Is that your kind of work?
Yes. B2B sites are a significant part of our practice: longer sales cycles, multiple decision makers, content that has to educate before it converts. Different playbook than a restaurant site, and we run both.
Our restaurant is busy on weekends but dead midweek. Can a website change that?
A website plus the channels around it can. Local SEO for the searches people make Tuesday night, email marketing to your regulars, and a site where the menu, hours, and reservations are current and effortless.
Can you take over a site another agency built?
Yes, and it happens often. We audit what exists, secure the accounts, and take over hosting and development without forcing a rebuild unless one is genuinely warranted.
We serve the whole Island. Start at the Long Island web design hub → or call 917-363-5487.
Let’s talk about what you’re building.
No pressure, no pitch deck. A real conversation about your business and whether we’re the right partner for it.
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