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New Mobile Responsive Designs for MLS Pages
September 17 2014
September 17 2014
Great news, we've updated the MLS pages to be more beautiful and optimized for viewing on mobile browsers!
We are excited to announce that we have redesigned all the MLS pages so that they have a fresh look that is beautiful and also optimized to look and work great on Mobile devices. There are still the same options to display the properties in a grid, list or map view, and all display beautifully on Mobile devices. And we have added larger photos for MLSs that have HD images, a much nicer slideshow, and many other great enhancements.
Samples
To see a live example of the new designs, visit an MLS list page on the new Alain Pinel Investment Group website in San Francisco or a property details page on the Gullixons website in Menlo Park.
When Will These Updates Happen?
Because we believe this is an improvement for all Realtors, we will automatically upgrade the default MLS pages to this new design in two weeks, on October 2.
But you can opt out if you don't want your MLS pages to be responsive on mobile devices. Just let us know ASAP.
Will My Website Be Effected?
The MLS pages on your website will only change to the new mobile responsive versions if you have a mobile responsive website design (e.g. one of our new free designs or a newer custom design that was created within the last year). If your website is not yet responsive for mobile devices (test it on your phone if you aren't sure), you can convert to use one of our free templates or request that we redesign or reinstall your current design so that it is responsive.
The MLS pages on your website will not change if you have customized your MLS pages in the past. After the switch, if you aren't seeing the new Mobile Responsive designs and you want them, you will need to request that we switch you back to our core files instead of your custom files. Then you will get the new designs. If you need more customizations at that point, we can do anything you need.
If you already have a responsive design, but you do not want the new MLS design, you must notify us in the next 2 weeks and we can create custom files for you, using the old design. But you should be aware that any pages that aren't responsive, will look bad on mobile devices. So we highly recommend you accept this beneficial upgrade.
If you have any questions, please call or email and we would love to help.
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