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Muskoka Waterfront.A Site That Sells The Lifestyle.

Property listings, area guides, Mux video and a blog powered by MentionWell's AI content engine, for an agent working Ontario's premier cottage country and its premium waterfront properties.

Art-directed presentation of the captured Seth Drabinsky interface.
Art-directed from the local interface capture
DIRECT CAPTURE

The Actual Interface.

Seth Drabinsky running locally.
Actual public homepage rendered locally; capture copy permits read-only homepage access
THE BOTTLENECK

Waterfront Property Is Not Sold On Specs.

Waterfront real estate in Muskoka is sold on belonging: the idea of a dock, a morning on the water, a place that becomes part of a family's story. The site had to communicate that before a listing was even opened.

It also had to keep publishing. An agent working the lake does not have a weekly afternoon spare for market roundups and buying guides, and a stale blog ranks for nothing.

WHAT WE BUILT

Listings, Guides, Video And A Blog That Writes Itself.

Dedicated listing pages. Each property gets its own page: a photo gallery with a full-screen lightbox, a feature grid, an embedded map and an inquiry form routed directly to the agent's inbox. No third-party portal design language. The listings read like editorial pages, not database exports.

Area guides. Hand-crafted editorial pages for each Muskoka lake and region, Lake Joseph, Lake Rosseau, Lake Muskoka and more, built to rank on Muskoka waterfront plus location queries. Each guide covers the character of the area, access points, seasonal considerations and what buyers typically prioritise.

The MentionWell blog. The blog runs on MentionWell's AI content engine, publishing waterfront real estate articles on a consistent cadence without the agent writing a word. Market trend roundups, buying guides and seasonal content, every post optimised for the long-tail queries waterfront buyers actually search.

Mux property tours. Property tour videos hosted on Mux and served through Mux Player with lazy-loading. Videos do not begin loading until the user scrolls them into view, so Core Web Vitals stay green. No YouTube controls, no recommended-video sidebar pulling buyers off the page.

WHAT CHANGED

It Looks Like The Lake And It Routes Every Lead.

Visual language. The design brief was simple: it should feel like being at the lake. Muted greens, warm neutrals, natural textures, generous whitespace, and typography that does not rush the visitor, with high-resolution photography doing the heavy lifting.

  • Tailwind v4, utility-first with a tight custom design token layer
  • Muted green and warm sand palette built around the Muskoka palette
  • Photography-first layout: content frames the image, not the reverse
  • Generous whitespace, no visual competition between elements

Lead routing. Every inquiry form, on listings, area guides and the contact page, routes to the same Supabase table. A submission from any page is captured and timestamped, the agent gets an email with the full context, and a simultaneous SMS carries the name, property and number.

WHAT IT RUNS ON
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind v4
  • Mux Video
  • Mux Player
  • Supabase
  • MentionWell
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