Adams, "The Tetons and the Snake River" by Ansel Adams
In a previous post,
we discussed incorporating your brand’s strategy in the design, making
it user friendly and having great content. What about the look and feel
of your website?
When we
work with a luxury real estate professional, we create a color palette
based on their personality, their niche, and target market. These three
aspects of personality, niche, and target market have to blend in a
cohesive palette. The blend is important. The object is to have the
web visitors identify with the web site and enjoy using it. This color
palette is used for the brand colors, the navigation bar, and other
details on the site.
Great
photographs are worth a million words on your website. They tell the
story of your marketplace better than words can. Study the photography
on resort brochures, or those on Architectural Digest or Veranda
magazines. Look at how they show a home, and study the shots of the
various rooms in the featured homes. Some of you may have great
photographic skills, but if you don’t have it, hire a top-notch
professional, for your listings. All your clients deserve the best.
Give your
marketplace its due with great lifestyle photography also. Study the
outdoor photographs of Ansel Adams. Note the above photo is of the
Tetons and the Snake River. Our latest website for one of our clients in
Santa Barbara has included photos of surfing, and the polo games. Be
like the chamber of commerce for your marketplace, romance it, and show
off the best of your community so that your target market falls in love
with it.
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