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We design and build brand-led websites for real estate agents, made to turn visitors into conversations.

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Fonseca concept website for a real estate agent: two-color print poster
Montclair concept website for a real estate agent: dark luxury, full-bleed photography
Hayes concept website for a real estate agent: loud orange, editorial type
  • Dark luxury
  • Loud orange
  • Two-color poster
  • Blueprint grid
  • Modular grid
  • Spec sheet

Concept work

These concept sites show the range. Each is a fictional agent on the templates we customize for real clients, fully built and open to click through.

  1. Montclair concept website for a real estate agent: dark luxury, full-bleed photography

    Montclair

    Dark luxury, full-bleed photography

    • Concept site
    • Luxury
    • Modern

    A near-black site for a luxury estate specialist. One full-bleed photograph opens the page with a Buy, Rent and Off-market search built into it, and the rest is a collection, a strip of sold homes, market figures and a buyers and sellers split.

  2. Hayes concept website for a real estate agent: loud orange, editorial type

    Hayes

    Loud orange, editorial type

    • Concept site
    • Bold
    • Editorial

    An orange-first site for a first-time-buyer agent. Wide Syne headlines swap one letter in each word for an italic serif, the portrait is printed in orange duotone, and sections change background color instead of using boxes.

  3. Fonseca concept website for a real estate agent: two-color print poster

    Fonseca

    Two-color print poster

    • Concept site
    • Bold
    • Editorial

    A site that runs on two colors, clay red and cream. An oversized headline word bleeds past the frame, script lines sit on top of it, and every listing photo is turned grayscale and pressed into the palette.

  4. Voss concept website for a real estate agent: blueprint grid, condensed red type

    Voss

    Blueprint grid, condensed red type

    • Concept site
    • Modern
    • Urban

    A site drawn like an architect’s sheet: a fine red grid behind everything, a condensed Anton headline, coordinates and reference tags in mono. It adds a rent-versus-own slider, a tilting map of neighborhoods and a dark market panel.

  5. Adler concept website for a real estate agent: modular grid, signal red

    Adler

    Modular grid, signal red

    • Concept site
    • Urban
    • Bold

    A bento-style homepage in concrete gray with a signal-red edge. Moving red text runs down both sides of the first screen, a circular stamp calls out first-time buyers, and most headlines are lowercase and end with a full stop.

  6. Reyes concept website for a real estate agent: black and gray spec sheet

    Reyes

    Black and gray spec sheet

    • Concept site
    • Minimal
    • Urban

    A site that looks like a technical data sheet: black and gray only, a vertical name along the left edge, monospaced labels, reference numbers and coordinates. Listings run as tables with status tags, beside a photo grid.

See the work

Brand-led websites, redesigns, campaign landing pages, and the search and content work that gets you found.

  1. Brand-led website build

    A complete website designed around your brand and your market, built to load fast and to turn visitors into calls.

  2. Redesign

    Keep what works and replace what does not. We rebuild your current site with a stronger design and structure, and a clean migration to help your search rankings carry over.

  3. Landing pages and lead capture

    Focused pages for a listing, a neighborhood, a valuation offer, or a campaign. One goal and one clear action, tuned to turn clicks into conversations.

  4. SEO and content

    The work that gets you found: technical setup, local search structure, and page content written for the people you want to reach.

Six steps and a steady rhythm. You always know what happens next and what we need from you.

Discover

We talk through your market, your clients, and what you want your site to do, then write it down as a brief.

2-3 days

Plan

We map the pages, decide what each one says, and agree on the visual direction before any design starts.

3-5 days

Design

We design the homepage and key pages in full, with your feedback shaping each round.

1-2 weeks

Build

We turn the approved designs into a fast, accessible site, with forms and tracking wired up and tested.

1-2 weeks

Launch

We check every page on real devices, connect your domain, and go live with redirects in place.

2-3 days

Look after

For 30 days after launch we fix defects in the work we delivered at no charge. After that, updates and small improvements are quoted in writing first.

30 days included

Our view

Most agent websites look like every other agent website. Same template, same stock photo, same contact form. Your site should sound like you, load fast on a phone at an open house, and make a seller feel they found the right person before you say a word.

Concept sites to explore
6
Pages in a typical build
7
Typical kickoff to launch
5 weeks

Are the sites in your portfolio real clients?

No. They are concept sites for fictional agents, built on the templates we customize for real clients. Every one opens as a live demo so you can click through it.

How much does a website cost?

Pricing depends on scope, so we quote each project after the discovery call. The contact form asks for a budget range so we can suggest what fits.

How long does a project take?

Most projects take four to six weeks from kickoff to launch. The biggest variable is how quickly feedback and content come back.

A short note is enough to start. We reply with a few questions and a clear next step.

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