Since we are building in a hurricane zone, we recommend that all coastal houses include storm shutters. These are all engineered shutters. None of them is aesthetically pleasing, although roll-down shutters can be hidden in soffits. For any of these shutters, an extra layer of trim is needed around windows and doors so that the shutter isn't obstructed by the window frame or hardware. With sliding glass and outswinging doors, you have to clear the door handle.
Screen doors can also be a problem.
This is best thought through early in the design to avoid reworking the trim later. Coastal builders must take special care to seal openings against wind-driven rain. The window is then installed in a bed of caulk. The author uses only clad windows rated for coastal conditions. Utilities need to be elevated above the base flood elevation or somehow protected from inundation.