Bolton Birch has been a commercial property consultancy and surveyor in Chester since 1981. Last year, we stepped in. Using our expansive knowledge of print and digital, we aimed to give Bolton Birch an entire website refresh and branding overhaul. And we think we did a pretty good job.
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Whilst digital is our thing, we understand the importance of a consistent physical branding, too. Once designer Adam had conjured up Bolton Birch’s new logo, he created a whole host of print and stationery products for the property consultants.
We wanted to create a website that could give Bolton Birch an outstanding digital presence and show off their properties to their full potential. It had to be accessible for the property consultants to use and update themselves to keep the site fresh and timely.
The user experience was incredibly important for this website and we worked alongside Bolton Birch to come up with the best digital solution for their clientele.
Most importantly, we wanted to create a sense of trust between Bolton Birch and their clients. To do this, we kept the design simple, corporate and clean. The dark and striking homepage banner works seamlessly alongside the professional fonts and imagery used throughout the site.
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We designed and developed a functional property search with various features and options. Users can select their desired location, property type (from retail to industrial), desired min and max size and tenure type. There’s also the option to opt-in for email property alerts to keep site visitors up to date with new additions to the property portfolio.
The search results are easy to browse and show all the important bits – users can select between viewing more details or checking out a property on a map.
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As always, responsiveness is a no-brainer when we are designing and developing a new site. We knew that Bolton Birch’s website should be just as clean and striking on mobile as it is on a desktop – we think we delivered on that front!
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