Concept · Residential developer

Karakart

Filter a developer's portfolio by city, type and sales status, and read each project's measurements and floor plans.

What we did

Housing developers usually sell with renderings and adjectives, so buyers can't compare projects on facts. We tested a site built around a 'measurement logbook' that records daylight, ceiling height, insulation and green space for every project.

Developer portfolio site
Filterable project list
Unit types and floor plans
Measurement logbook page

ConceptA fictional brand we designed end to end to test an idea. Not a client project; every feature on it works and you can open it live.

Type: Design concept · fictional brand
Sector: Residential developer
Year: 2026
Status: Open to inspect live

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The measurement logbook

The minimum values from the concept's sample logbook.

01Hours of daylight≥ 6 h 30 min · December, north facade
02Ceiling height≥ 2.85 m · finished level
03Wall sound insulation≥ 52 dB · TS EN ISO 717-1
04Thermal transmittance (U)≤ 0.32 W/m²K · TS 825
05Parking≥ 1.4 per home · covered
06Green space≥ 35% of the plot

The big idea

The measurement logbook

Each project page opens with the same set of measured values, so projects can be compared line by line. Design decisions are explained with the number behind them, such as a 2.10 m balcony depth.

Filterable portfolio

The concept presents twelve residence, villa, loft and mansion projects in four cities, filtered by type, city and status.

Floor plan per unit type

Each unit type has a drawn plan with room names and net area.

Construction stages

Permits, structure, facade and finishing are shown as stages with the delivery date for each project.

Direct answers

Payment plan, delay compensation, interior changes and the process for foreign buyers are answered in a few sentences each.

How we did it

Step by step.

01
Three filters and nothing hidden
The portfolio page filters twelve projects by type, city and status and can sort them. Delivered projects stay on the list, so the record can still be read.
02
Every unit type in one table
Each project page lists its unit types with gross and net area, how many were built, how many are left and a price range. Choosing a row opens that type's plan.
03
A drawn plan and four stages
Plans are drawn from room data, with room names, net areas, a scale bar and a north arrow. Below, the delivery date sits next to four construction stages and their completion percentages.
04
The logbook as a table
The company page turns the brand idea into a plain table: six headings, each with its minimum value and the standard or condition it is measured by.
05
Cards that turn towards you
On the home page the portfolio cards tilt towards the cursor as it moves over them. Each card keeps the status, district, type and area range on its face.