VERIDA: a concept real-estate site with a 3D globe, property tours and viewing booking

VITON¹³ builds concept sites to show its range in genres where it has no client project to point to. VERIDA is one of them: the site of a global agency for luxury property in seven cities, Barcelona, Dubai, New York, Shanghai, Moscow, Sochi and Bali. The agency, its advisers, homes, prices and offices are invented.

An expensive home is rarely bought from one page, so the site had to carry a long decision: compare homes across cities, look inside them, understand entry conditions, yields and residency in each region, and ask for a viewing without a phone call. It also had to exist in two languages, English and Russian.

16 pages in each edition: home, properties, property, regions, a three-step viewing request, request sent, saved, account, services, journal, about, contacts, privacy, terms, cookies and a 404. The catalogue holds 16 properties across 7 cities and filters them by city, type, bedrooms and price, with sorting.

The property page shows key figures, a gallery with a lightbox, a drag-to-look 3D tour built from a 2800×900 panorama, the specification, a map, a mortgage estimate, an adviser and similar homes. The regions page covers 7 regions with entry conditions, yields and residency; 6 services and 4 journal articles complete the content.

The viewing request runs in three steps, format, then date and time, then contact, and ends on a confirmation page. The demo account holds requests, saved homes, documents and a profile. The contacts page places 5 offices on a world map next to an enquiry form. The English and Russian editions are built as two separate sets of pages.

The home page opens on a video hero. A canvas globe of 1,250 points carries city markers and turns on its own, in step with the list of cities beside it. Cards tilt in 3D after the cursor, headlines rise through line masks, a sticky scroll story, a ticker and counters follow, and pages fade into one another. The key path is properties, property, viewing request.

The site is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no build step, animated with GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Lenis smooth scrolling. The header, footer and overlays come from one shared script, so every page stays identical. Requests, saved homes and accounts live in the browser’s localStorage, and nothing is sent anywhere. Maps use Leaflet with CARTO dark tiles; the logo, a roof with a check inside, is drawn in SVG; photos are stock photography from Unsplash and video comes from Pexels by direct CDN links.

What exists now is a working concept in two editions: 16 pages each, 16 properties in 7 cities, 7 regions, 6 services, 5 offices and 4 articles, usable from the catalogue to a confirmed viewing request without a server. The checks of 22 September 2026 across 15 pages of the English edition found unique titles on 15 of 15, one H1 on each page, alt text on 100% of images and 0 broken internal links.

Lighthouse gave the English home page SEO 100 on mobile and desktop, accessibility 95 on mobile and 98 on desktop, and performance 94 on desktop against 69 on mobile. The video holds the mobile score back: on a phone the page weighs 16.7 MB and LCP comes in at 7.4 s, while on desktop it weighs 6.8 MB with an LCP of 1.5 s.

VERIDA is a concept built by VITON¹³ to show range, not a commissioned project. The agency, advisers, properties, prices and offices are fictional. The site has no domain, no visitors, no search traffic and no enquiries or sales, so it proves nothing about lead generation. Photos and video are licensed stock photography and video from Unsplash and Pexels.

The Lighthouse figures are lab measurements of the English home page on one day, and the checks cover the English edition only. A score of 100 for SEO covers the basics: canonical URLs, Open Graph, JSON-LD, sitemap.xml and robots.txt are missing, and the two editions do not yet point to each other with hreflang. Viewing requests are stored only in the visitor’s browser.