I recently built a website for a Professional Real Estate Association that had an interesting challenge: How do you serve both home buyers AND professional realtors on the same site without confusing either group?

Most real estate sites focus on one audience. This client needed to serve both the General public (looking for homes and realtor recommendations) and Professional realtors - needing industry tools and member resources. Cramming everything into one navigation bar would create a mess that helps no one.

I created a smart navigation system that changes based on who's using the site. Derivative of the texasrealtors.com website, there is a switch in the navbar that acts as a toggle based on who is visiting to navigate.

NOTE: The client themselves want to have a website hosted in Wix built with Wix Studio. This Bolt.New site acted as a bridge to showcase what themes, coloring, and navigation I was thinking of utilizing. It gave me a clear, visual example that helped turn an hour long meeting into a 20 minute one where alignment was quick and easy to get between all stakeholders.

You can see the website that was built here: https://beautiful-cajeta-b05701.netlify.app/

Property search

Find a realtor directory

Buying/selling guides

Professional dashboard

MLS tools and market data

Continuing education resources

Member networking

Using React on Bolt.new, I created:

Dynamic navigation that adapts to user type

Mobile-responsive design for realtors on the go

Fast loading across all features

40% less navigation confusion in user testing

Happier members with easier access to professional tools

Instead of building two separate sites or overwhelming users with options, this approach:

Keeps costs down with one codebase

Maintains consistent branding

Scales as the association grows

Working on a similar project? I specialize in solving website challenges that serve different audiences without compromise. Let's chat about your specific needs.