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Web
– Animation

Category

Development

Client

Kameptoh

Industry

Real Estate, E-Commerce

Platforms

Web

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Website with unique Online experience for premium apartments

An aesthetically pleasing website was developed for Kamerton, a premium real estate developer. The site features a 360-degree view of their buildings, integrated with the sales team’s CRM, allowing buyers to check the live availability of specific apartments. Kamerton combines classical architecture with modern design, making residence in their homes a source of justifiable pride.
  • + UX Research
  • + UI/UX Design
  • + Development
  • + CRM Integration
  • + 3D animation/video
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UX RESEARCH
UX/UI DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT

Building unique online experience

for premium apartments

Industry: Real Estate    Investment Platforms: Web,    Client’s geography: Ukraine

About the Business

Kamerton is a premium real estate developer. Our task was to create a beautiful-looking website adding a building 360-view functionality also connected to the sales team CRM so that buyers can check the availability of specific apartments live. Kamerton embodies classical architecture in a modern interpretation, and living in such a home is an object of reasonable pride.

How we nailed the challenge

DEVELOPERS
INTERVIEWS
Studied sales statistics,
analytical report of the
clientʼs audience research
and Google Analytics data

DESK
RESEARCH
The idea was to design
an experience that would
allow potential buyers to
play within a virtual world

PUSHING
UX TO 3D
Through collaboration
with architects we
created a 3D experience
of apartment section

DESIGN CONCEPT
Ability to rotate houses
360 degrees, fly over
apartments, and view
building sides up close.

TECHNICAL
CONCEPT
An Identical tricky
stage development of
a responsive version
of the 3D flyover.

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