Boulevard Website Design
Boulevard Collaborate is a website for commercial brokers and developers, powered by real-time data and demographic information. By providing an intuitive interface to a complex set of data, even tech-challenged users will find it easy to use. Boulevard Collaborate provides a powerful, yet simple, way to explore neighborhood, cities, or regions, so that brokers & buyers can get the most important information they need to make their next commercial investment.
My Role:
Research, UX, UI, Prototyping, User Testing
Duration:
July 2017 - February 2018
Tools:
Sketch, InVision, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Problems
Find information from a myriad of sources (federal, county, local) in order to determine where to invest.
Commercial brokers typically need to prepare many paper-based documents to give their clients the data they need.
Difficulty in integrating local & federal news and development data.
Who needs it?
Our Solutions
Bring all the critical information, which is spread out and hard to collect, into a single, intuitive interface.
Make reports and data collection into the digital age, easy to view and understand.
Integrate all news & information that can affect decision making.
Sitemap
Wireframes
Workflows
1. A logged-in user needs to add, edit, or delete a project, organized by city or region. A “project” is typically generated by a broker, and includes all relevant data needed by their client to decide where to make their next commercial purchase. This data includes demographic, investment, jobs, population, education levels, and so on, all using a map-based interface.
2. Map view showing demographic information overlay.
Map-based data with a variety of data based on demographic information, such as Job Centers, Population Level, Education Level, etc.
Users can overlay more than one data set at the same time.
From Coming Development, users can see how an area will change based on future commercial development.
Users can switch between a map view or a listing view.
Explore, save, share or print more information about the land.
4. Registered users can set up alerts for designated areas.
