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01 / Project Overview

Envision Next started as an idea. We turned it into a complete property platform.

Envision Next set out to create a more direct relationship between property builders and buyers. Starting from the idea stage, Vyasti researched the product, structured its user roles and designed the public website, multi-role dashboard experience and interactive prototype.

PropTech platform / Transparency system Idea → Product
Remove the information gap between builder and buyer. Put the property truth in the middle.

The platform concept was built around direct visibility. Buyers should be able to understand property progress, review relevant records and documents, and stay informed without depending entirely on a traditional middle layer.

01
Builder Project information · Progress · Records
Platform
Envision Next Shared property visibility
02
Property Buyer Progress · Documents · Property status
Engagement Research + Website + Multi-role Dashboard UI/UX.

There was no existing digital product to redesign. Vyasti helped translate the initial business idea into a structured website and dashboard experience from the ground up.

Project timeline ~2 months

Research, product thinking, website design, role-based dashboard UI/UX and prototype work were developed within a concentrated two-month engagement.

Shared property truth What buyers needed visibility into
01 Work progress
02 Project records
03 Property documents
04 Current information
Multi-role product It was never going to be just one dashboard.

The platform needed different experiences for the people operating it, managing it, supplying property information and consuming that information as buyers.

01
Super Admin Platform-level oversight and control.
02
Admin Operational visibility across the platform.
03
Builder Property information, project progress, records and documents.
04
Property Buyer A clearer view of property progress and relevant information.
Product formation From business idea to interactive product direction.

Because Envision Next started without an existing product, the work had to establish both what the experience should look like and how the different parts of the platform should relate to one another.

01
Idea Business concept

Define the direct builder-to-buyer proposition.

02
Research Understand the problem

Explore user needs and the information the platform must organise.

03
Architecture Structure the platform

Define product areas and relationships across the ecosystem.

04
Roles Separate experiences

Design around Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer needs.

05
UI/UX Design the product

Translate product logic into dashboard and website interfaces.

06
Prototype Connect behaviour

Demonstrate the intended experience across key journeys.

07
Output Product direction

Deliver the complete website and dashboard design system.

Public layer 01
Website experience

The public-facing website introduced the proposition and created the front door into the wider Envision Next product concept.

Product layer 02
Role-based dashboard system

Behind the public experience, the platform required different dashboard journeys for Super Admin, Admin, builders and property buyers.

Vyasti scope Product design
Product Research Product Thinking Information Architecture Website UI/UX Dashboard UI/UX Super Admin Experience Admin Experience Builder Dashboard Buyer Dashboard Interactive Prototype Graphics Images Icons Animations
Business objective

Envision Next wanted to create a property platform where builders and buyers could connect more directly and where buyers could have clearer visibility into the information surrounding their property. Vyasti’s role was to research that idea and translate it into a structured digital product — including the public website, role-based dashboards, property information architecture and interactive prototype across Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences.

Builder-to-buyer connection Property transparency Progress visibility Document access Multi-role dashboards Website experience Interactive prototype
02 / The Challenge

One property. Four users with completely different reasons to open the platform.

Envision Next was not a single dashboard with different usernames. Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer each needed different information, controls and journeys while still operating around the same underlying property ecosystem.

Core product challenge 4 Roles × 1 Platform
The interface could change by role. The property truth could not.

Builders needed to provide information. Buyers needed to understand it. Admin roles needed oversight. The platform had to keep those experiences distinct without allowing the product to become fragmented.

01 Super Admin
Platform-level visibility

The highest-level experience needed a broad view of the product ecosystem rather than the narrower perspective of a single property user.

02 Admin
Operational control

The admin experience needed enough information to manage ongoing platform activity without inheriting every function available to the Super Admin.

03 Builder
Property information from the source

Builders needed a structured way to manage the information buyers would ultimately depend on, including progress, records and relevant documents.

04 Buyer
Clarity without operational complexity

Buyers needed visibility into the property without being exposed to the management complexity operating behind the experience.

Same property / Different view Every role needed a different relationship with the same information.

A property update might be created by one role, reviewed by another and consumed by the buyer in an entirely different interface context.

01
Create

Property and project information needed a structured origin inside the platform.

02
Manage

Operational roles needed to understand and control what existed inside the system.

03
Organise

Progress, documents, records and status needed clear hierarchy rather than becoming disconnected data.

04
Understand

Buyers needed the final information presented in a way that felt transparent rather than operationally complex.

Product tension Transparency for the buyer depended on structure behind the scenes.

Making the experience look simple was only possible if the deeper platform architecture handled role separation, information hierarchy and connected property workflows correctly.

01
Transparency Buyers needed clearer visibility into property progress and information.
02
Role separation Every user should see the functions relevant to their responsibility.
03
Information hierarchy Progress, documents and records needed understandable structure.
04
Product simplicity A complex platform still had to feel manageable to the person using it.
Information challenge What had to stay connected
01 Property data
02 Work progress
03 Documents
04 Records
05 Role actions
Product thinking Idea → Architecture
There was no existing product to copy, clean up or redesign.

Envision Next began as a business idea. That meant the difficult work came before visual polish: understanding what each role needed, defining how information moved through the platform and turning those decisions into website and dashboard experiences that could be prototyped coherently.

Product-design window ~2 months

Research, role architecture, website UI/UX, four dashboard perspectives and prototype thinking had to come together within a focused two-month engagement.

Challenge in context

The hardest part of Envision Next was not designing attractive dashboards. Vyasti had to work out how one property platform could serve Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer users without losing consistency, while also giving buyers clearer access to progress, records, documents and property information. The same underlying ecosystem had to support multiple levels of control and visibility while still delivering on the original promise: a more direct, transparent relationship between builders and property buyers.

03 / Our Approach

Before designing dashboards, we had to design how the platform itself should work.

Envision Next arrived as an idea rather than an established product. So the work began by understanding the problem, organising the property information model and defining how Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences should connect before detailed UI design began.

Product design principle Solve the system first. Then design the screens.

A direct builder-to-buyer experience could only work if property information, user roles and platform responsibilities were organised clearly underneath the interface.

01
Research before interface

We first worked through the problem Envision Next wanted to solve and the information the platform would need to organise.

02
Separate users by responsibility

Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer needed different product perspectives rather than one dashboard with cosmetic variations.

03
Keep property information connected

Progress, documents, records and property details needed one underlying structure even when presented differently to each role.

04
Prototype the relationships

Key interactions and dashboard journeys were connected so the intended product behaviour could be understood beyond static layouts.

Product formation From a property-tech idea to a structured digital ecosystem.

The engagement moved through product thinking before visual execution, gradually turning the original concept into defined user roles, information architecture, dashboard experiences and a public-facing website.

01
Research Understand the problem

Explore the builder-to-buyer transparency opportunity.

02
Model Define the ecosystem

Establish the platform, users and property information relationships.

03
Roles Separate responsibilities

Structure Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences.

04
Architecture Organise information

Structure progress, records, documents and property data.

05
Interface Design dashboards

Translate each role into a coherent working interface.

06
Website Build the public experience

Create the front-facing digital expression of the proposition.

07
Prototype Connect the product

Demonstrate the intended interactions and product journeys.

Role architecture Four dashboards were treated as four perspectives on one platform.

Instead of forcing every user into one generic interface, we mapped what each role needed to understand, manage or act on within the wider Envision Next ecosystem.

01
Super Admin Platform-level control and overall ecosystem visibility.
02
Admin Operational management within the wider product system.
03
Builder Manage property information, progress, records and documents.
04
Property Buyer Understand property status, information, progress and documentation.
Information model Shared property layer
01 Property details
02 Work progress
03 Documents
04 Records
05 Status visibility
Public experience 01
The website explained the proposition.

The public-facing website needed to make Envision Next’s core idea understandable before someone entered the product: a more direct and transparent relationship between builders and property buyers.

Product experience 02
The dashboards made the proposition operational.

The deeper role-based interface system turned that promise into practical experiences for managing, supplying and understanding property-related information.

Prototype strategy We connected the important journeys before they reached development.

The prototype helped make the relationship between screens visible across a complex multi-role platform, allowing the intended product behaviour to be understood as a connected experience.

01
Role entry points Define where each major user experience begins.
02
Dashboard journeys Connect important actions to their expected next states.
03
Property interactions Demonstrate how property information is accessed and understood.
04
Product continuity Keep multiple dashboard experiences feeling like one platform.
Research
Think through the product before visualising it

Starting at idea stage meant the project required product reasoning before detailed dashboard execution.

System
Keep four user experiences connected

Shared patterns and information logic helped prevent the platform from feeling like four unrelated products.

Prototype
Make behaviour visible before implementation

Connected flows made important interactions easier to understand than a collection of isolated static screens.

How we worked

Envision Next was approached as a product architecture challenge first and an interface challenge second. Vyasti researched the original idea, structured the property information model, defined Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences, designed the role-based dashboards and public website, created supporting graphics, images, icons and animations, and connected important product journeys through an interactive prototype. That process turned an early-stage PropTech concept into a coherent digital product direction within the two-month engagement.

04 / Solution Highlights

Four dashboards. One property system underneath all of them.

Envision Next needed more than a collection of admin screens. Vyasti designed a connected product system where Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences could each serve their own purpose while still working around the same property information model.

Product view / Builder Dashboard
Put your strongest Envision Next dashboard screenshot here.

Ideally use a screen that immediately communicates the property-management depth of the platform.

Envision Next builder dashboard interface designed by Vyasti
Builder Dashboard Property Management / Progress / Records
Buyer experience Property visibility without operational clutter.
Envision Next buyer dashboard interface designed by Vyasti
Buyer Dashboard Property Visibility
Product principle No middleman. No blind spots.

The product experience was organised around giving buyers clearer access to property progress, records, documents and current information while giving builders the tools needed to manage that information.

Platform architecture Four role experiences
01 Super Admin
02 Admin
03 Builder
04 Buyer
Role 01 / Super Admin Platform-wide oversight.
Envision Next Super Admin dashboard designed by Vyasti
Super Admin / Platform Control
Role 02 / Admin Operational product management.
Envision Next Admin dashboard designed by Vyasti
Admin / Operations
Role 03 / Builder Property information from the source.
Envision Next builder property management dashboard
Builder / Property Management
Role 04 / Buyer Progress and property information made easier to understand.
Envision Next property buyer dashboard designed by Vyasti
Buyer / Property Visibility
Property transparency layer The buyer experience was built around answering the questions buyers actually have.

Instead of forcing buyers to depend on fragmented updates, the interface brought important property information into one structured digital experience.

01
Work progress Make the current stage of property work easier to understand.
02
Property records Keep relevant project information organised in one experience.
03
Documents Give important documentation an understandable place inside the product.
04
Current status Reduce uncertainty around what is happening with the property.
Public website
The website introduced the proposition before the dashboard experience began.

Use a strong full-page or homepage screenshot here.

Envision Next public website interface designed by Vyasti
Website Experience Public Product Layer
Interactive prototype
The product had to be understood as connected behaviour, not only static screens.

Use a prototype-flow overview or connected screen map here if you have one.

Envision Next interactive dashboard prototype created by Vyasti
Interactive Prototype Product Logic / Connected Flows
Interface system What connected the product
01 Role hierarchy
02 Property structure
03 Dashboard patterns
04 Graphics & icons
05 Prototype logic
Product outcome Idea → System
Envision Next became more than an idea for connecting builders and buyers.

The final design gave that idea a complete digital structure: a public website, multiple dashboard experiences, property information architecture and an interactive product prototype showing how the wider ecosystem could work.

Final design output Website + multi-role dashboard UI/UX + prototype.

The complete product direction covered Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences together with supporting graphics, images, icons and animations.

Solution in context

Envision Next required significantly more than a conventional website or dashboard design. Vyasti translated an early-stage PropTech idea into a connected product system spanning a public website, Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer dashboards, property progress and document experiences, custom graphics, images, icons and animations, and an interactive prototype tying important journeys together. The value was not simply the number of screens produced. It was making different users feel like they were participating in the same property ecosystem.

05 / Impact & Results

Envision Next entered as an idea. It left with a complete product direction.

The engagement converted an early-stage PropTech concept into a complete visual and interactive ecosystem. Research, website UI/UX, four role-based dashboard experiences and connected prototype thinking gave Envision Next a clear representation of the product it wanted to create.

Primary outcome Product direction complete
The biggest result was not another dashboard. It was turning the business idea into something tangible.

Envision Next moved from discussing how builders and buyers could connect more transparently to having a structured website, role-based product ecosystem and interactive experience showing how that idea could actually work.

01
~2 months Research and product-design engagement
02
4 roles Super Admin · Admin · Builder · Buyer
03
Website + UI/UX Public experience and dashboard product system
04
Prototype Connected product journeys and interaction direction
Transformation What changed
01 Idea → Product model
02 Users → Role architecture
03 Information → Dashboards
04 Concept → Prototype
Before Vyasti 01
A strong property-tech idea without an established product around it.

Envision Next had the central business vision: create a more direct connection between builders and buyers and give buyers better visibility into property information. The website, dashboard system, user roles and product experience still had to be worked out.

After the engagement 02
A complete website and multi-role product experience with prototype logic.

The idea had been translated into structured Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences together with the public website, supporting visual language and connected interaction direction.

Product breadth 4 role experiences

The outcome was not a single dashboard duplicated across accounts. Each major role received an interface perspective designed around its relationship with the platform.

01
Super Admin Platform-level oversight and control.
02
Admin Operational management within the platform.
03
Builder Property information, progress, records and documents.
04
Property Buyer Property visibility and information in a clearer experience.
Product value created The idea became progressively more concrete at every stage.

Vyasti’s contribution was not limited to the final visual layer. Research and product thinking created the structure that made the website, dashboards and prototype possible.

01
Research Problem understood

The early business idea became a more structured product problem.

02
Architecture Roles defined

Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer responsibilities were separated.

03
Experience Dashboards designed

Product logic became complete role-based interface experiences.

04
Public layer Website designed

The proposition gained a public-facing digital experience.

05
Final direction Product visualised

The client could see and experience the product direction it had imagined.

Measure of success Envision Next received the final product experience it had been looking for.

There are no verified live-product performance figures to attach to the engagement, so the success of this phase is measured by the product-design outcome itself: a researched, structured and fully visualised digital ecosystem covering both the public website and role-based dashboard experience.

Client response They loved the final output.

The finished website and dashboard direction represented the product Envision Next had originally imagined, now transformed into a tangible UI/UX system and prototype.

Result in context

Envision Next began the engagement with a business concept rather than an existing digital product. Over roughly two months, Vyasti researched the idea, structured the platform around Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer users, designed the public website and multi-role dashboard experience, created supporting graphics, images, icons and animations, and developed an interactive prototype that made the product direction tangible. The end result was the complete design system Envision Next had been looking for — and a product experience the client loved.

06 / Product Architecture & Handoff

Different users saw different interfaces. The property underneath had to stay the same.

Envision Next needed multiple user experiences without turning into multiple disconnected products. The architecture had to keep Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer roles distinct while preserving one shared structure for property information, progress, records and documents.

Platform architecture principle Separate the responsibilities. Keep the information connected.

Each role needed its own level of visibility and control, but buyers and builders still had to relate to the same property ecosystem underneath the interface.

Role architecture / Envision Next
01
Super Admin Platform-level oversight
ENVISION NEXT PLATFORM
02
Admin Operational management
03
Builder Property information · Progress · Records
04
Property Buyer Progress · Documents · Property visibility
Shared information layer One property truth
01 Property details
02 Work progress
03 Documents
04 Records
05 Current status
Role logic The same information changes meaning depending on who is looking at it.

Product architecture determined what each role needed to manage, what it needed to see and how the information should be presented within that user's responsibility.

01
Control Higher-level roles required broader platform visibility.
02
Management Admin experiences needed operational product functions.
03
Supply Builders needed to work with property-related information.
04
Understand Buyers needed the same ecosystem simplified into useful visibility.
Product system Consistency was what made four dashboards feel like one platform.

Shared visual patterns and information principles helped Envision Next maintain one coherent product language even when users were performing completely different tasks.

01
Structure Navigation hierarchy

Organise different product areas predictably across the system.

02
Information Property hierarchy

Give progress, documents and records understandable relationships.

03
Role system Permission-aware journeys

Keep experiences relevant to each user's role and responsibility.

04
Visual layer Graphics & icons

Support the interface with custom visual communication.

05
Behaviour Prototype logic

Demonstrate important journeys as connected product states.

Design → Product handoff Connected prototype
The prototype had to explain the system, not just showcase the screens.

With multiple dashboards and role-specific journeys, the finished work needed to communicate how different parts of Envision Next related to one another. The interactive prototype helped make those relationships visible and turned static UI into a clearer product reference for the next implementation stage.

Product-design timeline ~2 months

Research, product architecture, website UI/UX, role-based dashboards and prototype logic were developed within the focused engagement.

Architecture reference
Multi-role product structure

The product direction established how Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer experiences related to one platform.

Interface reference
Website + dashboard UI/UX

Public-facing and logged-in experiences were designed as parts of the same overall Envision Next product.

Behaviour reference
Interactive prototype

Connected flows made important screen relationships and intended interactions easier to understand beyond static layouts.

Architecture in context

Envision Next needed different user experiences without creating four unrelated products. Vyasti structured the product around Super Admin, Admin, Builder and Buyer roles, organised shared property information across progress, records, documents and status, created the website and dashboard UI/UX, developed supporting graphics, images, icons and animations, and connected important journeys through an interactive prototype. The result was a coherent product blueprint that made the original builder-to-buyer transparency idea tangible and understandable before implementation.

08 / Client Testimonial
What impressed us most was the systems thinking behind the execution. The final experience feels intentional, scalable, and built for real users.
Achinta
Head of Design
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