Elegant condominiums, timeless designs, and a foundation to Vancouver’s urban identity, this is what Grosvenor is all about. A well-known foundation, offering captivating views to the city landscapes with timeless home designs and city views engulfed by water and mountains.
To develop an all-inclusive website demonstrating the company’s signature project called the Pacific by Grosvenor, that would connect with the buyer and ensure the company’s standards are met. Burst collaborated on this project with Rennie Marketing and Letter Box.
The website displays a robust architectural image on their landing page to depict the building’s impressive contours of the condominium A calm slate, the grey palette was used to convey minimalism and timelessness. This created a robust and responsive web design that enabled the user to navigate through the website to look for their possible dream home effortlessly. Simple graphic linework imitates the tower’s textured façade.
The team worked collaboratively to ensure that both elements and content are scaled well with the size of the screen on which it is viewed. Images were sized accordingly so that visitors could easily read the content.
Taking the front-end approach, I used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript along with a compatible UI/UX with a tailored strategy and then directed towards the back-end and Salesforce API to formulate a bespoke platform.
Installed a content management system – CMS that would allow the client to maintain, refresh and update the web site’s content to generate traffic. Burst built the website on the WordPress platform.
Burst maintained the quality and performance of the website by reviewing it regularly and performing monthly WordPress module updates and speed and load time performance checks.
Responsive design, coupled with a strong graphical layout, resulted in the creation of a cohesive piece that fits well inside their marketing rollout.
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