Stylized neighborhood with homes

Brand

Images & Creatives Plan

Consistent visuals that build trust, explain concepts quickly, and convert.

Goals & principles

  • Helpful first: Use diagrams and checklists to explain, not just decorate.
  • Approachable & inclusive: Diverse residents, friendly community scenes.
  • Fast & accessible: SVG for diagrams; descriptive alt text.

Hero/feature images to produce

PageCreativeAspectAlt text (draft)
Lot Rent articleDiagram: rent breakdown16:9Diagram showing how lot rent funds common areas, roads/lighting, and amenities
Manufactured vs Mobile vs ModularTimeline + modules on foundation16:9Timeline marking June 15, 1976 and modular home modules craned to a foundation
Welcome checklistChecklist illustration16:9Illustration of a moving checklist with checkboxes
Rules & LeaseLease under magnifier16:9Lease document under a magnifying glass
Hidden costsReceipt/line‑items visual16:9Receipt with line items for common housing costs

SVG placeholders are included in /assets/img/placeholders/ and /assets/img/diagrams/. Replace with photography or branded illustrations later.

Production specs

  • Aspect ratios: 16:9 for hero, 4:3 for in‑article, 1:1 for social.
  • Sizes: 1600×900 (hero), 1200×800 (in‑article). Export WebP + fallback JPG.
  • Naming: slug-keywords-1600x900.webp (e.g., lot-rent-breakdown-1600x900.webp).
  • Alt text: Describe content and purpose; avoid “image of”.
  • Captions: Use when a visual carries key facts (e.g., “Inclusions vary by park”).

Stock photo guidance

  • Look for friendly neighborhood scenes, driveways, porches, and community spaces.
  • Avoid stigmatizing imagery; prioritize dignity and realism.
  • Prefer daylight, clean compositions, and wide shots that accommodate headline overlays.

Creatives checklist

  • Every hero has optimized filename, alt text, and dimensions.
  • Diagrams ship as SVG for crispness and small size.
  • Test color contrast for text over images.
  • Compress assets to keep LCP fast.