Establish the setting.
Large architectural imagery, a muted palette and serif headings introduce the building.
Residential property website / Website design
Find the home.
Find the home.
Then arrange to see it.
A property website with open floor plans, comparable residence details and a considered route to a viewing.
We designed Aveline around the information someone needs before visiting a home. Architectural imagery introduces the building; the residence pages give buyers the plans, dimensions and specifications to look more closely.
Explore the work ↓- PROJECT TYPE
- Website design & front-end development
- DOMAIN
- Property development
- DESIGN FOCUS
- Residence comparison and viewing enquiries
01 / THE CHALLENGEThe building draws attention.
The building draws attention.
The home needs detail.
We wanted the residence pages to be as useful as the homepage was inviting.
A photograph can establish the character of a development, but it cannot explain the difference between two apartments. We gave the collection, individual residence and neighbourhood their own pages, accessible directly from the navigation.
We kept the floor plan public. A visitor can inspect the layout and download it before providing contact details. The enquiry comes after that investigation.
02 / THE STRUCTUREFrom the whole building
From the whole building
to one residence.
Each of the five pages answers a different question about the property or the visit.
Compare the homes.
Four featured residences use the same order for price, rooms, parking and total area.
Examine the plan.
We developed Residence 203 in detail, with its layout, area breakdown and material descriptions.
State a preference.
The appointment form separates residence interest, visit format and preferred timing.
03 / RESIDENCE INFORMATION180 square metres.
180 square metres.
With the breakdown beside it.
For Residence 203, we show 154 square metres of internal space and a 26-square-metre terrace. The collection schedule repeats that split. Someone comparing homes can see how much of the total is outdoors without estimating it from the drawing.
The plan sits beside the specification rather than replacing it. Rooms and circulation are visible in the drawing; bedroom, bathroom, parking and area figures remain readable as text.
04 / ARRANGING A VIEWINGA request to visit.
A request to visit.
A choice of how.
We offered an in-person visit, video introduction or phone conversation. The visitor can name a residence or choose to explore the collection. A phone number is optional.
Dates are preferences rather than bookable slots. We wrote the form around a request that needs confirmation, so selecting a date does not imply a reserved appointment.
05 / THE DELIVERYA property presentation
A property presentation
with room to investigate.
We carried the architectural treatment through to the practical pages, where a visitor compares areas, reads a plan and prepares a viewing request.
Consistent residence cards.
Bedroom filters and a compact schedule offer two ways into the collection.
Availability stays visible.
A reserved residence remains in the collection with a distinct status and action treatment.
A developed residence page.
One home has its own plan and specification rather than a repeated brochure summary.
DELIVERED SCOPE
Self-initiated portfolio project: five pages and local front-end interactions. Aveline is an illustrative identity; property records, pricing and imagery are authored examples. No live inventory or booking connection, client commission or measured sales result is claimed.
06 / ON SCREENA closer look.
A closer look.
Page by page.
Start with the home page, then explore the details. These are screenshots of the original website, with names, contact details and identifying information blurred for privacy.
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