A property agency site where every listing arrives measured

The problem
A property agency's WhatsApp opens the same way every time — is it still available, where exactly, how big is the bedroom, can I see it Saturday, what would the monthly instalment be. The listing lives on a portal next to a hundred others, with a phone photo and no floor plan, so the agent answers each of those by hand before a viewing is even booked.
What we built
Ten kinds of page in Indonesian and English: listings searchable by city, type, price and bedrooms, each with a floor plan drawn to scale that names every room and its area, the land certificate, and a viewing picker that books a day and time. A mortgage calculator, new developments with their build progress and units left, and investment offers with yields. Every button ends in a WhatsApp message that already names the property, the day or the numbers.
More work

A restaurant page that answers the same four questions all day
One page carrying the full menu with photographs, the opening hours, the map, and one-tap links to reservations, WhatsApp and LINE. The questions answer themselves before anyone has to type.

A barbershop page that answers the price question before it is asked
One page carrying the full price list with durations, the barber's background, the work, and the opening hours, ending in a WhatsApp button that is never more than a thumb away. The questions are answered before anyone opens a chat.

A café page that already knows whether it is open right now
Five pages in Indonesian and English carrying the full menu with its prices, the three outlets under an open-now badge that reads real Jakarta time rather than a hardcoded label, and somewhere to order on every screen — WhatsApp in the header, GoFood and GrabFood a thumb away on phones.
