Design for the Rentity platform
Rentity is a European real estate management startup designed as a comprehensive online rental service. We developed the design for the real estate platform, taking into account all of the client’s requirements and the specific nature of property management processes, and completed the project within two months.
Read on to learn more about the project’s details and its implementation.
Project
A client approached us with the idea of launching a unique website for a real estate startup. The concept was to create a platform that would help manage the relationship between tenants and landlords, as well as automate routine processes—such as rent and utility payments and property inspections.
We liked this concept and immediately agreed to partner with them. The result of our collaboration was to be a user‑friendly online platform for renting housing, and for the client, we became the first company they turned to for professional help in bringing this ambitious idea to life.

Task
The client had clear requirements regarding functionality but lacked a vision for how to organize all the processes. Our task was to develop a real estate website design that would make the interface as simple as possible. We aimed to make the complex online platform for renting and selling properties intuitive for every user, regardless of the number of automated operations.

Process
The client came to us with a ready-made UI kit, which greatly simplified the rest of the work. With the design concept in hand, we immediately began developing UX features to create a user‑friendly online service for apartment rentals.
We used Tailwind CSS while working on the project. This framework allowed us to implement a modern website design for the real estate agency without having to build every element from scratch. This approach significantly saved time on interface development and reduced the client’s budget, while maintaining the platform’s high flexibility and speed.
Three people worked on this platform: a UX/UI designer, an art director, and a project manager/business analyst. Project constraints included:
a clearly defined budget (which is very important for a startup)
a 2–3-month implementation timeline
Immediately after the UX/UI design was completed, the client wanted to discuss the project with interested investors.




The result
We developed an intuitive interface for a unique project, creating a high-quality responsive website for a real estate agency right on schedule. The investors were so impressed with the result that the project immediately moved into active development.
Our work was successful because:
the design was approved almost from the very first concept;
we successfully organized all of the client’s ideas;
the apartment rental platform received a logical and user‑friendly interface.
During the process, we made only minor adjustments to fine-tune the functionality. The main outcome is a satisfied client and a product ready to conquer the market.
The project took nearly 250 hours to complete, involving 3 specialists.







