One Touch Property

One Touch works across several investment sectors, including buy-to-let, care homes, supported living, student property and hotel rooms, with pages for specific cities like Manchester and Liverpool. Each opportunity comes with its own detail: price, projected yield and completion date. We built a searchable listings section so an investor can filter down to the sector and property that fits what they're looking for, rather than scrolling through everything.

Alongside the listings sits a large body of guidance. One Touch has more than a decade of experience to share, and the site holds detailed guides and news covering how to invest, the pros and cons of different routes, and each sector in depth. Presenting both the live opportunities and the reference material clearly, without one crowding out the other, was a large part of the work.

We built the site on Gatsby, which produces fast, well-structured pages from the content it's given. For a site this size, with listings, city pages, guides and news, speed matters both for the investor reading on their phone and for how the pages perform in search, which is where a lot of property research starts.

All of that content is managed in Contentful, a headless content management system. Headless means the content is kept separate from how it's displayed, so One Touch's team can add a new investment opportunity, update a yield or publish a guide themselves, and the Gatsby site renders it without a developer touching the code. For a company whose listings and market guidance change often, that control is what keeps the site useful rather than slowly going out of date. The result is a platform One Touch can run day to day, from the newest opportunity down to the enquiry forms that turn a reader into a conversation.