Swapnoneer Realtors is a real estate developer with its office in Krishnanagar, Agartala. It builds residential flats and apartments in and around Tripura, and also takes on commercial offices, township projects and shopping malls, handling a project from the first concept to completion. Meta Mint designed and built the company’s website.
The challenge
Buying a flat is a decision a family makes over several visits, and the first of those visits now usually happens on a screen. Someone looking for a home in Agartala wants to see which projects are available, how many bedrooms each flat has and what the developer has already built — and then arrange to see the site in person.
The website therefore had to give each project a page of its own, show the company through photographs and video rather than claims alone, and turn interest into a site-visit request with as little effort as possible. For a buyer browsing on a phone, calling or messaging the office needed to be one tap away.
Our solution
Meta Mint built the site around the projects and the site visit, with the request button kept in the header so it is never more than a click away.
- Project pages. Abhoynagar Project, Krishna Nagar Project and Swapnoneer Elite each have their own page, and the listing shows the BHK along with the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens.
- Request Site Visit. The header button opens a Quick Site Visit form, so a buyer can ask for a viewing from any page.
- Image and video galleries. Photographs sit alongside the company’s YouTube films, including “Dream Home at Agartala” and a Durga Puja edition.
- Company Overview. An about page and a management page explain who is behind the projects.
- Blog. A blog section gives the company space to publish updates and articles.
- Call and WhatsApp. Buttons in the banner and a floating “Message Us” icon connect visitors to the office directly.
How we delivered it
Pages use readable addresses such as /project/swapnoneer-elite, /photo-gallery, /video-gallery and /all-blogs. The site includes privacy policy and terms pages, a newsletter subscription box, links to the company’s social channels, and images served from cloud storage.
