Most property templates look like search portals. UrbanLane is built for the other end of the market: the small agency that takes on forty homes a year and photographs every one of them properly. Editorial typography, generous whitespace, and copy written for people who actually sell property.
Fourteen pages: home, listings with live filtering by neighbourhood, type and status, neighbourhood guides, services with a fee comparison table, a journal, about, contact, a custom 404 and three legal pages. Three CMS templates drive the property, neighbourhood and article detail pages.
Seven connected collections sit behind it. Properties reference their neighbourhood and their agent, so updating one record ripples through the whole site. Seventeen reusable components cover cards, filter pills, accordions, badges, stat blocks and a navigation with a full-width mobile drawer that closes on selection.
The design system is the part you will feel first. Thirteen colour tokens and fifteen text styles carry their own responsive breakpoints, so headlines scale from 84px down to 46px without touching a layer. Swap the tokens and the whole site changes character. Bodoni Moda pairs with Instrument Sans and IBM Plex Mono for figures, all free Google Fonts.
Every page has desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints, plus a shared layout template for the navigation and footer. Checked for horizontal overflow and overlapping text at 320, 375, 430 and 768px.
Nothing is placeholder. Nine listings, five neighbourhood guides, six team profiles, six testimonials and six articles are written and connected. Each page carries its own SEO title and description, and the contact form has pending, success and error states.
Built around London, but the structure travels. Change the neighbourhoods and it is your city.
Most property templates look like search portals. UrbanLane is built for the other end of the market: the small agency that takes on forty homes a year and photographs every one of them properly. Editorial typography, generous whitespace, and copy written for people who actually sell property.
Fourteen pages: home, listings with live filtering by neighbourhood, type and status, neighbourhood guides, services with a fee comparison table, a journal, about, contact, a custom 404 and three legal pages. Three CMS templates drive the property, neighbourhood and article detail pages.
Seven connected collections sit behind it. Properties reference their neighbourhood and their agent, so updating one record ripples through the whole site. Seventeen reusable components cover cards, filter pills, accordions, badges, stat blocks and a navigation with a full-width mobile drawer that closes on selection.
The design system is the part you will feel first. Thirteen colour tokens and fifteen text styles carry their own responsive breakpoints, so headlines scale from 84px down to 46px without touching a layer. Swap the tokens and the whole site changes character. Bodoni Moda pairs with Instrument Sans and IBM Plex Mono for figures, all free Google Fonts.
Every page has desktop, tablet and mobile breakpoints, plus a shared layout template for the navigation and footer. Checked for horizontal overflow and overlapping text at 320, 375, 430 and 768px.
Nothing is placeholder. Nine listings, five neighbourhood guides, six team profiles, six testimonials and six articles are written and connected. Each page carries its own SEO title and description, and the contact form has pending, success and error states.
Built around London, but the structure travels. Change the neighbourhoods and it is your city.
Noel Dario Andres
