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I designed a real estate rentals & property management company website for Aubrey Plaza. The site is built to target mostly young professionals, small families and digital nomads looking for quality mid-to-long term rentals in urban/suburban areas.
Overall feeling & style:
• Clean, premium but approachable
• Color palette: deep navy (#0F172A), warm off-white (#F8FAFC), soft gold accent (#D4AF37), charcoal gray (#334155)
• Modern sans-serif typography (system stack + Inter or similar)
• Lots of breathing room, big beautiful property photos, subtle hover effects
• Very mobile-friendly (mobile-first approach)
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