Real estate media · Client project
Web Design for HomeLens Media
HomeLens Media provides photography, video, and other media for real estate listings. Its website gives agents and sellers a place to understand those services before moving to an order. This project pairs a visual introduction with service information and a direct booking route.
Give each service a clear place
Real estate media covers several different needs. A visitor may want property photography, a video walkthrough, aerial images, or a 3D tour. The site introduces the business at the top of the page and then separates the services into readable sections. This gives customers a way to understand the offer before deciding which next step fits their listing. The design keeps the business identity visible without making the visitor search for the essential information.
Connect browsing to booking
The public website includes an Order Now call to action that leads to the client's booking platform. That link makes the next step explicit while allowing the business to continue using its ordering workflow. Contact information provides another route for visitors who have questions before booking. The public site and the booking service each have a clear role in the customer journey.
A service website with a practical purpose
This project illustrates how web design can support a service business: explain the offer, present the work, and make the path to an inquiry or order easy to find. The completed public site is linked below, and Cole Collins's feedback is also featured on the DeionDev homepage. If your business has an existing booking tool, we can discuss how a custom website should connect to it rather than assuming that the whole workflow needs replacing.
Client feedback
Great company and great customer service! Always goes above and beyond to help!
Plan a website for your business
Tell us what customers need to do on your website and which tools your team already uses. We can help define the web design, development, and integrations that fit the project.