Greyson Brokerage

UX Process & Solutions 

  1. Research & Discovery 
    • Conducted user interviews/surveys with target buyers/sellers to identify frustrations.   
      • Example insight: “Users wanted faster access to neighborhood specific properties that tied into their existing inventory but found the information typically buried in areas they had no intention of investing 
      • Example insight: “Inexperienced residential agent in commercial/multifamily transactions, lack of trust in agents.” 
    • Analyzed competitor UX patterns in real estate (e.g., Kiser Group, AIA,). 
    • Define user personas (e.g., first-time buyers, investors, sellers, and foreclosures) 
    • Designed low-fidelity wireframes to test layout logic 
  2. UI Design & Brand Integration  
    Because Greyson Brokerage was a new firm trying to establish itself in an overpopulated market, I really enjoyed building this product from the ‘studs’ to the ‘roof’. It was a unique opportunity to combine my skill in design and UX. My additional efforts included: 
    • Researching competitive real estate firms 
    • Creating GB Logo 
    • Performed TA user testing 
    • Designing and launching desktop and mobile version of their website 
    • Establishing a modern style guide to be used across all products from website, email, and print. 

GB Logo & Style Guide


    Wire Frames


    Think Aloud User Testing

    With a limited budget from GB, I decided to perform a ‘Think Aloud’ user testing. What I found out was property owners wanted to know what their property is worth and not necessarily wanting to click on the contact us menu at the top of the header. I created an icon box offering a free property evaluation. I also added a market news section since GB mails out quarterly newsletter. The last box was highlighting the property management side of their business.


    Print Design