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made a real estate dashboard this week and honestly kinda love how it turned out
live link - https://realstate-360.vercel.app/
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Amazing!
Real Estate Website
The villa stands in front of the name, on purpose.
The hero is one wide image of a modern villa under a blue sky, with palms at the sides and a pool in front. The name runs across the sky in wide white capitals, and the roof covers the bottom of the middle letters. It still reads at a glance, and the house keeps the foreground.
Lower on the page, the feature cards alternate cream and black, so it is clear where one card ends and the next begins. Each heading repeats the wide capitals of the name, aligned right, with a short line of copy and a small green arrow.
Designed by the Hue & Machine team.
#RealEstate #Architecture #RealEstateWebsite #WebDesign #LandingPage #HeroSection #Typography #UIDesign #DesktopDesign #FigmaDesign
This looks so premium! Love the concept of the villa standing in front of the name on purpose, it makes the hero feel so bold and confident. The wide image, the blue sky, palms and pool, everything feels luxurious but still clean. And the way VELORA runs across the sky in big...
How do you show someone where to look on a busy dashboard?
For a manufacturing platform, we tried two ways. A zooms straight into the real interface and highlights what matters. B steps away from the screen and tells the same idea with a simple visual story.
Which one would make you understand it faster, A or B?
5 voted
31%
11 voted
69%
16 votes
Closed
Really interesting comparison! For me, A works faster because it shows the real interface and instantly highlights what matters, so I don't have to guess. B is great for storytelling, but when it's a busy dashboard, seeing the actual UI makes it click right away. Both are beautifully executed though, great thinking behind this!
