GDL’s website presents its property management services and connects an owner-facing site to the platform’s workspaces. The aim is to understand the offer, then find the right next step.
A studio property project. The external link opens the presentation version.
An owner discovering a management company first wants to understand its services and approach. Someone already using the platform wants to find their workspace. The website and operational access need to address those distinct needs.
Connect discovering the service with using it.
The website needs to explain the business, guide reading and make entry points understandable. Platform access should remain identifiable without turning the whole marketing website into an administration interface.
From service presentation to the relevant workspace.
Understand the offer
Explore services
Get in touch
Access a workspace
Service presentation
Give a readable structure to the property management offer and information useful to owners.
Owner journeys
Connect management information, services and inquiries through coherent navigation.
Website and platform
Make platform workspaces accessible from the website, distinguishing commercial presentation from service use.
A website that considers what comes after the inquiry.
The approach focuses on continuity between public pages and product workspaces. Each screen should help people understand where they are and which action applies to them. Presentation quality supports understanding of the service.
The work presented
The work presented combines a property marketing website, an owner journey and entry points into the platform. The screenshot illustrates GDL’s web presence. This project shows how presenting an offer can form part of an experience that continues beyond the inquiry.
The expertise behind the project
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