Conceptual architecture from the delivered client build; not a property listing
I / What they needed
The brief.
Help buyers, sellers and relocating families understand the Southlake area, explore individual neighborhoods and reach Tyson from whichever page answers their first question.
II / What we built
- 01Thirteen pages across buyer, seller, relocation and neighborhood information
- 02Individual guides for Southlake, Timarron, Colleyville, Grapevine, Keller, Roanoke and Trophy Club
- 03Direct call and inquiry paths with broker and agent details
- 04Responsive layouts, page metadata and a crawlable sitemap
The website.
Desktop and mobile captures of the delivered build. Domain connection is pending. Architectural imagery is conceptual, not an available listing.
Before we begin.
01Is this a real client project?+
Yes. Tyson Chambers is a real estate client in Southlake, Texas. This case shows the delivered thirteen-page website.
02Is the website connected to its domain?+
The build is complete and the domain has been acquired; connection is pending. These captures were made from the delivered build.
03Are the homes shown active property listings?+
No. The supplied website uses conceptual architectural imagery. This case does not advertise those homes for sale.
