Century21.com Redesign

Project Details
Project Type

Website Redesign

Client

Century 21 / Realogy

Agency

Cyberitas Technologies

Date

December 2019

My Role

UX & UI Design Prototyping

Skills

UI Design, UX Design, Wireframing, UX Research, Prototyping, User Testing

century21.com

Project Overview

Over the years, the Century 21 website has shown an incremental lift in traffic and leads. Paired with the 2018 C21 rebrand, the commercial site is in the best position to be revamped, both from a design and structure perspective.

As one of the original franchise pioneers, the CENTURY 21 brand has taken great pride in being the most recognized brand in real estate globally for two straight decades.

 

Design Files

Project Goal:

Our team was tasked with redesigning the Century21.com website after a long-overdue brand refresh.

The new brand was developed around the disconnect between the investment people make in buying or selling a home and the perceived value they receive from finding the right real estate agent who fits their needs.

As part of the brand campaign, Century 21 Real Estate introduced a sophisticated new logo. The logo features a refreshed color palette that stays true to its iconic gold and black scheme, while also embracing new graphics. By eliminating the complexity and dated iconography, the new identity gives CENTURY 21 System members a clear stage for their unique personalities and styles to shine through, while still providing a simple and timeless “gold standard” seal of approval. Additionally, the new logo enables the brand to project a modern view that makes it relevant to consumers buying other properties, such as apartments or commercial spaces.

 

 

We designed a sleek and modern navigation that puts the most important information front and center.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Free Text Search would allow the user to search for homes, agents, and offices via the same input search field. Depending on the type of information that was entered, the live search would populate below showing information in their respective rows. Through research and analytics, we knew that a large percentage of searches were being done on a mobile device it was important that functionality and user experience would not be limited or different from the desktop browsing experience for consistency’s sake.