Reitium Technologies
Recovered an unstable investment platform and shipped its public frontend in three months.
Business impact
The investor flow
Reitium was building a real estate investment product where people could review properties and start investing from the web. My work focused on the investor-facing frontend: property pages, dashboard views, forms, and the UI around investment workflows.
Building the first version
The first version needed to move quickly without making the financial flow feel rushed. I worked directly with the product team on account setup screens, investment forms, transaction states, and reusable UI for investor-facing pages.
Key decisions:
- Next.js for SEO-sensitive property pages and frontend performance
- Migrated from Tailwind to Chakra UI for faster iteration
- Built frontend forms for complex investment flows
Investor dashboard and forms
- Investor dashboard where users track their portfolio and returns
- Investment flow UI that guides users from property discovery through key form steps
- Form states and validation UI for investor onboarding and investment inputs
- Reusable fintech UI components for cards, tables, status states, and account screens
Public launch
The first public frontend shipped in 3 months. The launch included the core investor-facing screens: property discovery, account areas, forms, and dashboard views.
The code and UI patterns were stable enough for the team to keep building after launch without an immediate rebuild.
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