Industrial Property Development
The Yard Bukit Raja Business-Industrial Development Launch
The pre-launch website for The Yard Bukit Raja, a new business-industrial address in Selangor by Armani KLM — the location case, the connectivity and a register-interest flow, before the first unit is released.
- 4Highways within reach
- 16 kmTo Port Klang
- RegisterPriority-interest list
The Project
What we built, and why.
The Yard Bukit Raja is a business-industrial development taking shape in Bukit Raja, Selangor, by Armani KLM. Before units are released, the buyers who matter — business owners and investors looking for an operational base — need two things: a reason to believe in the location, and a way to be first in line.
The website is that pre-launch: a short, confident story about the place, the connectivity laid out mode by mode, and one action throughout — register your interest.
Technologies used
Visual Work
The design, on every screen.
Design Process
How we approached it.
For an industrial address, location is the product. We built the page around it: a cinematic opening with the promise — “A place built around business.” — then a strategic-location section with an illustrated map and the distances that decide a logistics-led purchase, grouped by road, air, port and rail.
The look borrows from the development itself: deep olive, warm cream and a refined serif, with one red action colour reserved for “Register interest”, so the call to action is the one thing that never blends in.
Development
Build highlights.
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Cinematic opening
Full-bleed artist’s-impression video and the promise in one line.
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Connectivity by mode
Road, air, port and rail distances — WCE, NKVE, SHAPADU and Federal Highway; KLIA, Subang, Port Klang, North Port; the ECRL Kapar station targeted for 2028.
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Illustrated location map
A custom map of the growth corridor, expandable, with the site marked.
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Register-interest flow
Name, phone and email, with a confirmation state that sets expectations for what happens next.
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Direct lines
Sales hotline, WhatsApp and the sales gallery address in Shah Alam on every screen.
Problem Solving
Challenges and solutions.
01 Challenge
Selling a development that is still taking shape.
There are no finished buildings to photograph and no units to price yet.
01 Solution
Sell the location and the promise.
Artist’s impressions are labelled as such, and the case is carried by connectivity — facts a buyer can check.
02 Challenge
Turning early curiosity into a qualified list.
Pre-launch interest is easy to lose before the sales team can follow up.
02 Solution
One action, everywhere.
“Register interest” sits in the header, the hero and the closing section, with a short form and a clear confirmation — plus WhatsApp for those who would rather talk.
Outcome
Results and impact.
The Yard Bukit Raja has a pre-launch presence that makes the location case in one scroll and turns interest into a registered list the sales team can work, ahead of the first release.
Takeaway
Final thoughts.
“Before there is a building, the location is the product.”
A pre-launch site earns its keep by doing two things well: making the place believable, and making the first step effortless.
Your platform could be the next one we write up.
Tell us what you’re trying to launch. We’ll map the architecture, the integrations and the build sequence before you commit to anything.
