Type
PropTech property discovery platform
Platform
Web Application
Role
Product Design · UX · Interface System
Primary users
Home buyers exploring units
Secondary users
Property sales teams
Product scale
40 Floors · 1,101 Units · 4 Core Actions
01
From property information to an explorable digital experience
SkySOLIS was designed to bring project visualization, apartment information and sales actions into a single interactive experience. Instead of presenting floor plans, renders and property data as disconnected assets, the product needed to let users move through the project spatially while keeping relevant information accessible.
The design challenge was to preserve the immersive quality of the 360° content while providing enough navigation, orientation and property context to support confident exploration.
02
Designing for clarity, confidence and action
The product needed to support several activities within the same experience: exploring 360° spaces, narrowing available units, reviewing property information and continuing toward a sales action.
My design focus was to keep these activities connected through clear navigation, predictable interactions and a consistent information hierarchy — helping users move from exploration to consideration without breaking the browsing flow.
Working within the product constraints
Product scale
40 floors · 1,101 units
Immersive content
360° remained the visual priority
Cross-device experience
Core interaction logic needed to work across desktop and mobile
Sales journey
Exploration still needed to support evaluation and booking
03
What could get in the way of exploration
Mapping the experience across 360° content, property data and interactive controls surfaced four areas that could make exploration difficult if they were not handled carefully. These became the main UX considerations guiding the interface and interaction decisions.
Orientation
Keep users aware of where they are while moving through spatial content.
Navigation
Make core controls easy to find and consistent across the experience.
Information Density
Surface useful property data without overcrowding the visual environment.
Interaction Clarity
Make available actions and next steps immediately understandable.
Predictive attention analysis used as a supplementary visual check.
Evaluation inputs — Experience mapping · Design review · Predictive attention check
04
From project exploration to property decision-making
I structured the experience as a progressive property-discovery journey, moving from project-level exploration toward individual unit evaluation. Users could narrow available units, retain spatial context, explore a selected apartment in 360°, and access the information needed for the next action.
Persistent navigation and contextual controls connected these states into one continuous journey rather than a series of disconnected screens.
Explore → Navigate → Experience → Evaluate & Act
05
Keeping the experience consistent across views and devices
As the experience expanded across project views, apartment details and immersive 360° spaces, consistency became essential to keeping interactions predictable. Repeated interface patterns helped align navigation, filters, property information and key actions across the product.
These patterns were later organized into a clearer interface system of reusable components, variables and shared rules — making the underlying design logic easier to maintain and communicate across desktop and mobile.
06
From passive viewing to interactive property discovery
The earlier experience was built around separate views and mostly static content. I refined the journey to make exploration more connected — helping users understand where they are, move through the property more naturally and keep relevant options within reach.
01
Navigation & hierarchy
From page-based navigation to a clearer property hierarchy
Page-based navigation
Persistent breadcrumb hierarchy
02
Decision support
From viewing and leaving to saving and revisiting
Before
After
03
Spatial exploration
From static visualization to interactive spatial exploration
Amenities, 360° views and the project model became more interactive. Users could move through amenity zones, understand their position through a mini-map, explore additional viewpoints around the building and rotate the project model directly.
Amenities
Interactive Model, Building 360°
The experience shifted from simply presenting the project to letting users actively explore, evaluate and navigate it
07
Beyond visualization
SkySOLIS evolved beyond a visualization website into a digital experience supporting property discovery across a development of 1,101 units.
1,101 Units
Supported within one connected property experience
Sales Enablement
The experience was designed to give sales teams a more structured way to present the project and guide conversations around relevant property options.
Featured on VTV3
SkySOLIS was featured on VTV3 as the project gained broader public visibility.
SkySOLIS showed how digital visualization can become part of the property sales experience — not just a way to showcase a development.