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TylerRealtor.com – Luxury Real Estate Platform Build
The Client: High-end real estate agency specializing in luxury residential property listings[cite: 12].
The Challenge: The client needed a modern, responsive web presence to showcase high-value property listings with seamless property search and lead capture across all devices[cite: 11, 12].
My Role: Custom UI/UX web design, responsive frontend development, and property search UI integration[cite: 12].
Approach & Key Decisions:
Responsive Layout Architecture: Built a device-first structure optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile viewing to ensure property photos display crisply[cite: 11, 12].
Clean Property Search UI: Designed an intuitive search bar allowing clients to filter properties easily right from the hero section[cite: 11, 12].
Conversion Optimization: Integrated direct call-to-action buttons ("Find Your Home" & "Contact") above the fold to capture buyer leads[cite: 11, 12].
Deliverables:
5+ Custom page layouts (Home, Properties, Agents, Blog, Contact)[cite: 12, 13]
Fully responsive desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts[cite: 9, 11]
Integrated property filter bar & contact form setup[cite: 12]
Tools Used: Squarespace / Webflow, Figma, Custom CSS[cite: 1, 10, 12]
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