A modular home builder with three models. Each model has its own page and brochure, the build is shown as one timeline, and every page ends on the same step: book a visit.
Nestable builds modular homes in a factory and delivers them to the owner’s land. It sells three models and a made-to-order option, to people who want a getaway home and to resort owners.
A home is a big purchase, and nobody buys one from a web page. So the site had one job: get a serious buyer to book a visit to the experience centre, already knowing which model they want to see.
What the site had to do:
We designed the site and built it on WordPress. In a few pages a buyer can compare the models, read how the build works and book a visit.
Ukiyo, Elysian and Odyssey each have a page with photos, the floor area, what is inside and a brochure to download.
On the home page the three models sit in one slider. Each card ends on the same two buttons: download the brochure, or book a visit.
One page follows a home from the first visit to the handover, with the time between each step. It answers the question buyers ask first: how long does it take?
A short form asks who is enquiring and when they would like to come. A map below it shows where the experience centre is.
Nestable’s team adds new models, brochures and blog posts without a developer. WordPress gives them an editor most people already know, and a new model page starts as a copy of an existing one.
Next, you send a short brief and we reply with a fixed price and a delivery date in writing. You pay nothing until you sign the order.
