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Floorplan - Cinematic Commercial Landing Page Template
Floorplan is a cinematic, dark-themed commercial real estate landing page built for office space brokerages. It features a split-screen layout, a location-search header, a gallery walk of curated listings, and a five-step "Find Your Fit" assessment. The design guides startup founders, operations managers, and finance leads from first impression to qualified conversation without a single wasted click.
by Rocket studio
Floorplan is a single-page commercial real estate template built for brokerages that match growing teams with the right office space. It opens with a split-screen location search, moves through a cinematic gallery of available listings, and closes with a five-step assessment that qualifies leads before a broker ever picks up the phone.
This template is designed for commercial real estate brokerages that need a polished, high-converting presence online. It works especially well for teams that want to qualify prospects before the first conversation.
Most commercial real estate pages dump every listing onto one screen and ask visitors to do the work of filtering. The result is high bounce rates and unqualified inquiries. This template reverses that dynamic.
You get a fully structured, single-page layout ready to represent a commercial office brokerage at a high visual standard. Every section is intentional and sequenced to move visitors forward.




Theme
Dark Immersive
Creative direction
Gallery Walk
Color system
Sunset Mesa
Style
Gallery + Detail
Direction
Lead Generation
Page Sections
Split-screen Location Search Header
Cinematic Gallery Walk Layout
Five-step Lead Assessment
Amenity Checkbox Selection
Broker Calendar Embed Shortcut
Dark Immersive Color System
Can I customize the listing photographs in the gallery?
How does the five-step assessment collect lead information?
What if a visitor does not want to complete the full assessment?
Is this template built for a single brokerage or a larger operation?
Can the neighborhood tags be updated to match my target markets?
This template ships with six purpose-built sections that work together as a single guided experience. Each component earns the next scroll.
The header divides the viewport into two equal halves. The left side holds a slowly panning desaturated aerial photograph of a city skyline at dusk. The right side presents a single search field with autofill that recognizes neighborhoods, zip codes, and landmark buildings. Three clickable location tags pulse softly below the input field.
After a location is entered, the page scrolls into a curated sequence of office listings. Each listing occupies its own split panel: a large, low-angle photograph capturing volume and natural light on one side, and a clean typographic spec stack on the other. The spec panel shows rent per square foot, lease flexibility, and walkability score.
The primary call to action launches a structured five-step assessment. Steps cover team headcount, preferred neighborhood, must-have amenities, lease length comfort, and monthly budget range. Each step fills one screen, and a cerulean progress bar tracks how far the visitor has come.
Inside the assessment, visitors choose their must-have amenities from a set of checkboxes. Options include natural light, private entrance, roof access, and bike storage. This structured input replaces a freeform text field and makes every lead immediately actionable.
A persistent secondary call to action labeled "Talk to a Broker" is available at every point during the assessment. Tapping it opens a calendar embed so impatient prospects can book time directly without completing all five steps.
Three soft-pulse tags sit beneath the location search field: Downtown, Midtown, and Flex/Suburban. Each tag acts as a one-tap shortcut that pre-fills the location input, reducing friction for visitors who already know their general target area.
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Split-screen header | Location search entry point with autofill and neighborhood tags |
| Gallery listing one | First curated office space with photograph and spec panel |
| Gallery listing two | Second curated listing narrowing toward visitor preference |
| Gallery listing three | Third listing deepening inventory proof before the assessment |
| Find Your Fit assessment | Five-step qualifier covering headcount, neighborhood, amenities, lease, and budget |
| Talk to a Broker | Calendar embed shortcut for direct broker booking |
The visual identity follows a Dark Immersive theme built around a cool, architectural color system. The palette is inspired by the mood of a floor-to-ceiling office window on an overcast morning.
The layout is designed to translate cleanly from a wide desktop split screen to a stacked single-column view on smaller screens. The cinematic photography and full-panel sections are structured to maintain visual impact at any viewport width.
Floorplan converts by building confidence before asking for anything. The gallery proves inventory depth, and the assessment collects qualification data without feeling like an interrogation.
Floorplan fits naturally into the commercial real estate investment and office leasing space. It is particularly effective for markets where sublease opportunities, flexible lease terms, and neighborhood-level targeting are strong selling points.