UI/UX Design (Real Estate • WordPress)
Pretty is nice. Usable is profitable. I design clean, conversion-first interfaces for agents, teams, and brokerages-so visitors can find homes fast, trust you quicker, and contact you without friction. Every screen is planned for mobile first, Core Web Vitals, and real-estate user journeys.
What’s included
UX Strategy
goals, audiences, user flows (buyer, seller, investor, relocating)
Information Architecture
sitemap, menu logic, neighborhoods → listings → CTAs
Wireframes
low/high-fidelity layouts for key pages (home, area, listing, contact)
UI Design (Figma)
typography, color, spacing, components, dark/light states
Design System
buttons, inputs, cards, badges, alerts, modals, form patterns
Mobile-First Patterns
sticky CTAs, bottom nav, tap targets, thumb-reach zones
Accessibility Basics
contrast, focus states, semantic hierarchy, alt text guidance
Hand-off Files
Figma library + annotations for Elementor/Bricks build
Real-estate screens I craft
Home/Hub
with quick search, value prop, trust cues, neighborhoods
Neighborhood
with map, “Just Listed,” schools/commute highlights, FAQs
Agent/Team
schedule tour, request valuation, mortgage consult, WhatsApp/call
Resources
buyer/seller guides, market updates, checklist downloads
Agent/Team
with social proof, calendars, specialties, and neighborhood coverage
How it works
- Discover & Define audience, offers, competitive scan, KPI targets.
- Structure user journeys, IA, and ireframes for priority templates.
- Design pixel-perfect UI in Figma + component library and states.
- Handoff Figma →Bricks build notes, token sheet, Loom.
Built-in conversion principles
- One clear primary CTA per screen (tour, call, valuation)
- Trust stacked early: badges, reviews, stats, broker compliance
- Friction-lite forms (progressive fields, autofill,)
- Visual hierarchy that scans in 5 seconds no clutter.
- “Next best action” blocks: related areas, similar homes.
Performance & SEO-friendly by design
- Image discipline (right sizes, aspect ratios, lazy load guidance)
- Component reuse to keep the DOM lean in Elementor/Bricks
- Above-the-fold LCP planning (no heavy sliders, no layout shifts)
- Schema prompts inside templates (Listing, RealEstateAgent, LocalBusiness)
Problems I prevent/fix
Crowded headers • hidden CTAs • confusing filters • slow, jumpy galleries • duplicate area content • weak mobile spacing • forms that don’t track • dead-end pages.
Frequently asked question
Yes, Figma components map 1:1 to builder widgets and global styles.
I design around real data blocks (search, listings, map) to keep pages indexable and fast.
Yep, button labels, form hints, empty/error states, and CTA copy where needed.
You’ll get a small design system and usage notes, so updates stay consistent.
can handle fixes your call.