Listings that read well
A layout that works whether a property has twenty photographs or three.
Estate agents live or die on trust. My Eya Estate needed a home on the web that felt as considered as the properties on it, where a listing could be read, believed and enquired about without a phone call first.
The challenge
Property sites tend to bury the property. Listings sit behind filters, photographs are squeezed into thumbnails, and the enquiry is a form at the bottom that nobody reaches. The brief was to put the homes first and make asking about one feel like a small, easy step.
The work · 3 moves
What we actually did.
Not a logo and a landing page. A full effort across strategy, brand, content and engineering — here’s the play-by-play.
- Website
- Maintenance
- 01
Lead with the property
Every listing is built around its photographs at the size they deserve, with the facts a buyer actually asks for sitting beside them rather than under a tab.
- 02
A calm, trustworthy shell
Generous type, plenty of white space and a restrained palette, so nothing on the page competes with the homes it is selling.
- 03
Enquiry in reach
The way to ask about a property follows you down the page, because the moment someone is interested is the moment to make it easy.
How our awesomeness made it happen.
The moves that turned the brief into a result.
Built to be kept
Listings are straightforward to add and edit, so the site stays current without us in the loop.
Fast on a phone
Most buyers arrive on a handset, so the pages are light and the images are sized for the screen they land on.
Inside the build.
A closer look at the work as it shipped.
The result
Proof it worked.
- Live in the market since 2023
- Web designed, built and maintained
- One team brand through to hosting
And this is just the tip
There’s a lot more where this came from.
One project, told in full. We’ve shipped dozens more across agritech, health, media, property, commerce and platforms.
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