CRAFT HOMES

FIG. 01: Craft Homes homepage, desktop viewport, post-launch.
Before the rebuild, Craft Homes’ website struggled with issues that were limiting engagement and search performance: Outdated design that didn’t convey the craftsmanship of their homes Poor navigation that made it difficult to find available homes and other core content Thin or inconsistent copy that didn’t support discoverability or answer buyer questions Slow performance that hurt both UX and SEO No clear hierarchy or funnel, causing visitors to drop off instead of moving toward a tour or inquiry Underutilized SEO structure, causing low visibility for key searches like “MN home
The Creative Depot delivered a full rebuild structured around two priorities: improving the user experience and building a high-performing SEO foundation. 1. Modern, Clean Visual Redesign We refreshed the visual identity to match the premium quality of Craft Homes’ work: Clean, modern layout emphasizing photography and floor plan visuals Consistent typography and styling to create a refined brand feel Simplified visual hierarchy that highlights communities, models, and available homes Emphasis on craftsmanship, livability, and architectural detail The new design positions Craft Homes as a modern, trusted homebuilder from the first impression. 2.
After the rebuild, Craft Homes now has a website that is: More discoverable: dramatically improved SEO structure and optimized content More intuitive: floor plans, communities, and inventory are easy to browse More modern: visuals and UX that communicate quality and credibility More conversion-driven: clearer CTAs and streamlined inquiry processes More competitive: stronger presence in a crowded Minnesota new-construction market The rebuild created a foundation that supports long-term organic growth and improved engagement across every visitor segment.
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