property development web sites.
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- jysta
Anyone have links to some nice designed property development, new home, real estate web sites.
Or anything along that line.
Going to be doing 2 sites over the next couple of weeks and looking for a benchmark.
Thanks,.
- jamble0
there's a few "real estate" sites on design meltdown.
not sure if they're exactly what you're after but it might be a start.
- jysta0
Mmm ... nice benchmark guys :) Thanks for the links
- jevad0
I made this one a while back
- BANTER0
Eeek, real estate design.
*Shudders.
- madirish0
awesome work dudes. site is clean and fresh.
- BANTER0
"www.designforrealestat...
madirish
(Nov 9 07, 07:24)"I used to work those guys Matt, how did you find that site?
- madirish0
you posted it here one time.
:)
- BANTER0
Of course.
- mbr0
we just finished this one:
- jevad0
nice dude!! those look awesome...
- mbr0
Thanks. They are nice units, although I can only take credit for the site and logo. For sale, too, at preconstruction prices.
The first image on http://www.residentialniche.com is our design.
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- jysta0
mbr that 43v2 is really nice, love the colours. Very inspiring!!!
I might post up some of my flats tomorrow show ya how it's going.
- jysta0
Hi all thanks for the links, here is the story so far on my concepts. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
want, a crisp clean, Scandinavian style.
- madirish0
gonna be honest here, jysta- i reallu do not dig the direction you are heading in. the layoutis awkward and feels like one done quite a lot from a couple years ago. i say that now, as for this user and this client, that is not desired (given identity).
i think the layout you have will limit your content dramatically and in this situation, content should be king; the property developer wants to sell houses, not craft a fixed-format wesite.
i like the color palette and the image treatments, but if i were you- would focus on typesetting and maximizing what morsels of content/soundbites/talking points i could in a cohesive, minilmal scrolling site (but more that you curently have going) that feels cool.
cool?
awesome, cause i almost want to build a comp to explain through pictures. :)
- Ampersanderson0
recently finished this
http://475sterling.com/pretty stoked to say it got site of the day over at Adobe yesterday. nice end to the week.
- madirish0
dude, well done. honestly. the full-width banner + fully drag background is a wonderful blend. the red is striking for sure, but the content holds it's own and is well-heeled.
very nice work.