Original layout study · directory design
Keep location and property facts visible
A property card needs a clear hierarchy: location, type and the facts used for comparison. Decide which details are mandatory and reserve consistent positions for them. Example layouts should use clearly illustrative data, not invented live listings.
Make the gallery support the description
Order images so they help a person understand the space. Pair the gallery with written room and access information rather than expecting the pictures to explain everything. Keep captions meaningful and allow a visitor to leave the gallery easily.
Plan the enquiry journey
Decide who receives enquiries and what information is actually needed. The visual design should distinguish a question about a property from a request to create an account. Label any required fields clearly and explain what happens after submission.