An innovative new Flex website for Dick & Sue Home Finders

One of the most iconic real estate brands in the Pretoria and surrounding areas recently decided to switch over to a brand new Entegral Flex responsive website - and at the same time, they also opted to upgrade their logo with the help of the designers at Entegral.

For Dick & Sue Home Finders, our Elegant themed Flex website ensured that this dynamic team of real estate agents could showcase their listings and well-known brand on a responsive, cutting edge website.

Now visitors to their site can easily see listings from any of the areas they service, which includes Akasia, Cullinan, Rosslyn and the greater Pretoria area to just name a few.

The responsive design of the www.dickandsuehomefinders.co.za website also allows for optimal user experience whether they are using a tablet, smartphone, laptop or desktop computer.

For this real estate agency that first opened their doors in 1988, a new logo was a big step and they wanted it to still reflect their ethos of ‘finding a home for everyone.’ The newer, flat design not only modernises their branding but also showcases their dedication to finding the perfect home for every client they help.

For more information on how you can have your real estate business setup on the OMS, have your own website and feed to major real estate portals within a few working days visit www.entegral.net today.

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