Look like you live in a hot climate. I wouldn't remove the awnings. They don't detract. The yellow door will certainly add a "wow" factor. I wouldn't feel like I had to do it though, unless the house isn't selling . . . depends on your market. Easier IMHO to just prune and clean up the landscaping so it doesn't hide the porch and windows, which are nice features. Maybe a little bistro set on the porch once you trim or even downsize what you have there. It looks a tad busy. If you love the plants you can pot them up and save for your move but really I would simplify because that's what a lot of buyers want. Maybe three all the same low flowering shrubs. Don't know your zone. Something like those small mounded spireas . . . You're clearly a gardener but your prospective home buyers may not be.

That is not a good combination. You may be able to paint it all that light tan color if you change the door to a more mustardy color. Or paint it a cream color with white trim and that mustardy yellow. The yellow on the door you have is too “clean” for the wall color you have. I don’t like the awnings but anyone can remove it. Remove that deck box. A few nice geraniums in pots.