Bringing Dynamic Content to a Static Website

Mumtalakat came to us with a static HTML site built the way they wanted it to look and feel. The issue was that everything lived in the code, including the property listings. Adding one meant rewriting code and uploading it to the host, and touching the wrong line could take the whole site down. Every upload needed someone with coding knowledge watching over it, which does not work when a separate team handles the listings.

We kept the site static and attached a WordPress CMS to it, then made the listings the only dynamic part. Anyone on the team with access can now add, update or remove a property from a simple form, no developer involved. A custom property type collects everything in one place: reference code, sale or rent, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, area, community, coordinates, amenities and photos. A custom plugin publishes it as a feed the site reads directly.