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A clean, conversion-focused real estate website designed to showcase properties, build trust, and make the browsing experience simple and intuitive.
What I handled
UX/UI Design
Website Design
Responsive Design
Property Listing Experience
Visual Direction
Framer Development
The Approach
I focused on a clear property discovery experience, strong visual hierarchy, and an interface that makes it easy for visitors to explore listings and take the next step.
The Result
A polished, responsive real estate website that balances premium visuals with practical functionality, giving the brand a stronger digital presence.
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For me personally, an intro/loading screen is a must for every website I make.
Same with a subtle blur when opening a modal. Just blur, no dark overlay. It makes the site feel more premium imo.
Wdyt? What's your favorite detail on your own sites?
Top-notch design.
Parley is now available as a free Astro template.
It's a warm, editorial site for AI startups and SaaS products, and the code version of our most remixed Framer template. You get all 22 pages: home, workflows with three detail pages, pricing with a full comparison table, a blog with ten posts, contact, waitlist and legal pages. The blog is written in Markdown, and there's an optional CMS for editing it. It's MIT licensed, so you can use it for client work.
wow this is amazing and thanks for sharing
A great app should not just function, It should feel visually distinct
When the market is full of similar-looking products, design becomes part of the product’s well identity
For this finance project, we focused on a sleek UI, intuitive UX, and a visual language that doesn’t feel generic
Both dark and light modes were designed to feel equally intentional.
Which one do you prefer?
10 voted
56%
8 voted
44%
18 votes
Closed
I’d go with Light Mode. 👌 It feels fresh, clean, and the UI elements stand out beautifully against the background. Both are strong, though! 🔥