You Got This

As we learned about the wish-list for the new website, one important request set the tone for the development on our end: the site should be operable by the clients. Having developed websites for client operation countless times over, we made sure the content management system was clearly labeled and explained in a thorough training for authorized editors.

Updated Classic Living

Strong Boxed

To provide residents with secure access to sensitive documents provided by the towers’ managers, we incorporated a user registration and login portal into the site.

Looking Around

To give potential residents a peek into life in the towers (and also maybe to inspire some envy), we produced 3D floor plans to go along with the photo galleries of interiors. Users can spin rooms around to see it from all angles.

Photo Galleries

Throughout the website, we wanted to show off the property, so we incorporated photo galleries into every page. With so many large pictures in the site, we had to be very particular in our editing to keep the file size of each photo small to make sure the site could load quickly.

Hey Good Lookin’

Picturesque

The concept for this site’s design was to simulate a high-end fashion magazine, with photography dominating the display. Incorporating galleries throughout, site users can “flip through” stunning picture after stunning picture.

We’re Housebroken

Aside from the obvious professional expectations of photographing someone’s home (i.e. not disturbing the space or tracking in mud), we were hyper-aware of the subjects being captured; we avoided exposed documents, messy corners, and all photographs.

Thoughts in Cursive

Our copywriters work closely with clients to ensure that only the desired content and voice make their way to the public. Anyone can use a writing style guide, but not everyone can write with style.