Websites for real estate agencies and agents
A property catalog with filters, three languages, and administration the agent can manage themselves.
Problem
A real-estate website has one task: take an interested buyer from a listing to an enquiry. A template website often cannot do that. The listing is a long page without filters, an interested buyer from abroad cannot find their language, and the only contact is a phone number in the text. Someone looking for a house within 300 metres of the sea does not want to go through twenty listings to find there is none.
Approach
We converted Adriatic real estate from a template website on Webnode into a custom catalog with a backend. Listings are structured data, not page text: each property has a location, type, price, area, distance from the sea, and amenities, so it can be filtered, translated, and managed without a developer. The website is finished, but the client has postponed launch for now, so we describe how things work here, not measured figures.
What we focus on in this industry
Four places where a real-estate website loses interested buyers - on a specific project, not in theory.
Filters that can be sent by link
Listings can be filtered by location, property type, price, area, number of bedrooms, distance from the sea, view, and amenities. All filters are reflected in the page address, so the agent can send a client an exact selection in one link and the interested buyer can return to it without clicking again.
Interested buyers abroad, in their language
For properties abroad, Czechs are not the only buyers. On the first visit, the website estimates language from the browser time zone - Prague and Bratislava get Czech, Zagreb, Belgrade, and Sarajevo get Croatian, and the rest of the world gets English. A manual language choice is remembered and takes precedence.
An enquiry instead of a phone number
The original website had no form, only a phone number in text. A property detail now includes a photo gallery, a map with its location, and an enquiry form protected from spam. The enquiry is saved to the database and also sent by email, so it is not lost even if the email ends up in spam.
Listings the agent manages themselves
The client can add a new property including photos by drag and drop, and sees an overview of enquiries and their status in the admin area. Saving runs as a single database transaction across the property, its translations, and amenities - if something goes wrong midway, no half-saved listing remains on the website.
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Frequently asked questions
What happens after the first contact?
Send your website address through the contact form. Within 24 hours, you get an audit with specific numbers showing what your current website costs you. If it makes sense to continue, we propose a scope and timeline. Once approved, we redesign or build the website and measure the result against the starting point. The process is the same for automation, except we analyze a process instead of a website: what is done manually today and how many hours it takes.
Who will manage the website after it is finished?
It depends on the project. For online stores, we build an admin area clients can use themselves without technical training. That is exactly how order management works at Fotobazoš.cz. For simpler websites, we agree on the handover and scope of ongoing management individually.
How much does a website redesign cost?
We do not publish a price list. The price depends on the scope, which varies from project to project. You get a specific number with the free audit, rather than a rough guess. We explain our collaboration models (fixed price vs. Time & Material) on the Working together page.