A simple real estate website:
Frontend:
1 – Please the attached website for review. I need this website to styled with <div> and a css.
2 – index.html is the opening page with images on the left side that when a mouseover occurs you see a medium image and when clicked on, you see the property page – largest image with a description under it. Here is where the magic happens on your part. The image on the left side on index.html is being resized when the property page main image is being uploaded. The images on index.html need to fixed to where no matter how many images (properties) are loaded they always remain at the top rather than being centered.
3 – the pictures on the left are 200×109 fixed and on the property page 600×328 fixed – she is to upload a single picture and have it resize and populate both sections at the same time.
4 – Also notice there is an investor form link on index.html. It also needs to be added to the same style sheet as well. This for when completed will be saved in the admin, email the owner, and post a thank you message after clicking on submit – message:
“Thank you for taking the time to fill out this form. Your information is very important to us and someone from the company will contact you shortly concerning further consultation.
Thank you,
Bellair Properties, LLC”
Admin:
5 – the ability to create more pages need to be here as well – via content management system.
6 – index.html needs to be edited in admin as well.
7 – all pages – property pages, created pages, investor form, need to have keywords and keyword descriptions, and titles per page.
8 – investor form – saved in admin – can be truncated and then when clicked on, open to full form details.
9 – Property page – here they will have a content editor for description and a browse button – reminder when they upload thier image, it will make two images – one on index.html left side (see notes above for size) and on property page (see notes above for size)
10 – the ability to delete: individual investor form details, created pages, and individual property page.
