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Before → After: A real estate website, redesigned to feel as premium as the agent behind it. ✨
A real estate website shouldn’t just list properties, it should build trust, communicate value, and make the agent feel credible.
For this redesign, I focused on:
→ Modernized the UI — replaced the outdated visual style with a cleaner, more contemporary interface.
→ Numbers that build trust — highlighted key stats and achievements so credibility is established instantly.
→ Luxury, without the noise — introduced a minimal visual language that feels sophisticated and premium, while keeping the focus on the agent and their properties.
Same information. Better hierarchy. Better perception. Better experience.
Which one do you choose?🏡
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Redesign! 🙌 Id only consider tightening the spacing and stats section a bit so the content feels more balanced and easier to scan.
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THE BEST APP ICON MAY NOT EXPLAIN THE PRODUCT.
It may trigger the next open.
Same pet app. Two behavioral cues.
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📅 B creates functional context. It signals there is something to remember, check or manage.
Both work, but for different parts of retention
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📅 B Functional intent
👇 Which one would make you reopen the app?
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One of the more fun websites we’ve built at Formeta.studio
Dulce Oro started with a brand we built from the ground up, and the website had to carry that same thinking into every interaction.
We built the site architecture around the brand story, wrote the entire website, created a scalable CMS for their US store locations, built a custom age gate, integrated accessibility support, and connected the shop directly to purchasing.
There’s a lot happening underneath what looks like a fairly simple spirits website.
And honestly, that’s our favourite kind of work.
The finished site feels calm and considered, but there’s a proper system holding it all together.
Here’s a little walkthrough of what we built ↓
Fantastic!!