Ever wondered why most, if not all, of premium and luxury brands often have small, basic-looking logos yet people still easily remember and love their brand?
It’s because these brands have mastered the art of creating a lasting impression without relying solely on the size or complexity of their logos. But how do they do it?
Recently, I asked my friends and connections what they would like to see on a real estate agent or broker’s website before deciding to buy from them. As a designer, I want to ensure that my designs incorporate the elements and functionalities that truly matter to people.
I received many responses, but today I want to share with you the top five features that people would like to see on a real estate agent or broker’s website.
If you’re a real estate website owner, you know that running a successful website requires a lot of work. From design to functionality to search engine optimization, there are many elements that need to be just right to ensure that your website is performing at its best. In this blog post, we’ll explore the top 10 major pain points that real estate website owners encounter and provide tips on how to overcome them.
Storytelling in web design is very important if you want to captivate more visitors and increase the time they’ll spend reading and browsing on your site.
But how exactly do we make our designs tell a story?
If you’re wondering what the most important thing to include in your website is, my answer is a clear and compelling call-to-action (CTA).
Why?
It’s because your website can be the most informative, most aesthetically pleasing website ever, but without a call-to-action (CTA), your reader might still not know what to do next.
As a realtor, you understand that having a strong online presence is crucial to attracting potential clients and growing your business.
But how do you get more people to visit your real estate website?
Here are seven proven and tested ways.
Are you looking to elevate the look and feel of your website to reflect a more luxurious brand image? The design of your website can greatly impact how visitors perceive your business, and if you want to make a good impression, there are some things you should avoid and others that you should focus on. Here are some do’s and don’ts to consider when designing a website that has a luxurious look and feel.
I want to share a little secret with you today.
When I accepted my first client for website design, I had a different freelancing niche, and I did not consider designing and developing websites my expertise at all. In fact, I have just completed my first professional website (we’re excluding the blogs I made in high school) that I built from scratch then. It was the first ever version of this site, and my only goal when I created it was to have a more aesthetically-pleasing place to use as a portfolio for my graphic designs than a plain PDF document or a Google Drive.
Are you looking for an app that:
• Helps you organize your files and has both a mobile and web version so you can sync them across all your devices?
• Helps you organize your daily tasks and allows you to set when you will get a notification for something or when you will not?
