In a groundbreaking collaboration, Belver and DIYBA joined forces to revolutionise the property investment landscape. Tasked with establishing a robust brand identity and constructing a comprehensive web application from the ground up, our team not only crafted the visual and strategic branding but also engineered a state-of-the-art platform. This multi-faceted project integrated sophisticated data sources, such as Domain and Proptrack among others, to streamline the research and investment process, delivering a seamless experience for users navigating the complex world of property investment.
DIYBA, poised to redefine property investment, enlisted Belver to develop a bespoke web application that simplifies the way users find and manage the entire property investment process. Our collaboration was designed to encompass every aspect of brand and digital development—from a dynamic brand identity to a fully integrated investment platform.
Faced with the ambitious task of integrating diverse and complex data sources into a complex yet user-friendly platform, the challenge was twofold: constructing a seamless interface and guiding DIYBA’s team through their first major digital project. Our goal was to merge vast amounts of data from Domain, Propotrack, Australian Bureau of Statistics, and public school information into a coherent, easy-to-navigate system, providing users with a guided and informed experience to find the right property, in the high performing market. The application’s overall functionality to allow both admin and users to manage the purchase process and property portfolio was highly complex, requiring a clear understanding of the entire process offline, in order to be able to digitise this and all the various touchpoints.
Our comprehensive strategy included several key components:
The culmination of these efforts resulted in a tailor-made, Laravel-based responsive web application that not only streamlined the investment process but also empowered users with tools to optimise their investment strategies.
