Mortgage Broker Lead-Gen Website
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m launching a new mortgage-broking business in Australia and need a modern, sleek website whose primary job is to turn visitors into qualified leads. The site must feel clean and intuitive yet be lively enough to encourage interaction.
Lead generation is the focus, so every key page needs an obvious call-to-action tied to a simple enquiry form that feeds straight to my CRM (I’ll supply API details). To give visitors reasons to stay and explore, I want three core content features: interactive mortgage calculators, a regularly updated blog packed with practical mortgage tips, and an FAQ section that demystifies the loan process.
I picture a streamlined layout, crisp typography, subtle animation, and plenty of white space so users can zero in on rates, calculators, and the enquiry form without distraction. The build must be mobile-first, load fast, and be easy for me to update—WordPress, Webflow, or another CMS is fine as long as the editor experience is straightforward.
Branding Direction:
The website should reflect a modern luxury theme with sophistication and trustworthiness at its core. Incorporate clean lines, high-end property photography, minimalist design elements, premium typography, and a color palette of black, white, and gold accents. The brand identity should align with taglines such as "A New Way to Finance Property," "Modern Lending. Personal Service," "Finance Reimagined," and "Local Knowledge. National Lending."
Deliverables
• Fully responsive website (home, calculators, blog, FAQs, contact)
• Two interactive calculators (repayment and borrowing-capacity) embedded, tested, and branded
• Blog template ready for me to add posts, with basic on-page SEO elements in place
• FAQ page structured with accordions or similar for easy scanning
• Lead-capture forms connected to my CRM and set up with confirmation emails
• Hand-off pack: admin credentials, style guide, and a quick video or PDF showing how to add content
I’d like the first working draft within two weeks, with a short revision window to fine-tune visuals, wording, and form flow. If you’ve built conversion-focused sites for finance or professional services before, that’s a bonus—please share links when you reply.
Lead generation is the focus, so every key page needs an obvious call-to-action tied to a simple enquiry form that feeds straight to my CRM (I’ll supply API details). To give visitors reasons to stay and explore, I want three core content features: interactive mortgage calculators, a regularly updated blog packed with practical mortgage tips, and an FAQ section that demystifies the loan process.
I picture a streamlined layout, crisp typography, subtle animation, and plenty of white space so users can zero in on rates, calculators, and the enquiry form without distraction. The build must be mobile-first, load fast, and be easy for me to update—WordPress, Webflow, or another CMS is fine as long as the editor experience is straightforward.
Branding Direction:
The website should reflect a modern luxury theme with sophistication and trustworthiness at its core. Incorporate clean lines, high-end property photography, minimalist design elements, premium typography, and a color palette of black, white, and gold accents. The brand identity should align with taglines such as "A New Way to Finance Property," "Modern Lending. Personal Service," "Finance Reimagined," and "Local Knowledge. National Lending."
Deliverables
• Fully responsive website (home, calculators, blog, FAQs, contact)
• Two interactive calculators (repayment and borrowing-capacity) embedded, tested, and branded
• Blog template ready for me to add posts, with basic on-page SEO elements in place
• FAQ page structured with accordions or similar for easy scanning
• Lead-capture forms connected to my CRM and set up with confirmation emails
• Hand-off pack: admin credentials, style guide, and a quick video or PDF showing how to add content
I’d like the first working draft within two weeks, with a short revision window to fine-tune visuals, wording, and form flow. If you’ve built conversion-focused sites for finance or professional services before, that’s a bonus—please share links when you reply.
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