A shared workspace for evaluating real-estate deals faster

AlphaDeal is a commercial real-estate platform where teams evaluate and underwrite deals. By the time I focused on the front-end, the product had real depth — but the interface had grown faster than any system underneath it. I led an overhaul to make it feel like one coherent product again.

A platform that had outgrown its interface.

Years of fast feature work had left the UI fragmented: buttons, badges, cards, and dialogs each did their own thing, theming was applied ad hoc, and color lived in a tangle of HSL values that were hard to reason about. Nothing was broken, exactly — it just did not add up to a system, which made every new screen slower to build and harder to keep consistent.

Rebuilding on a real design system.

I migrated the entire color system from HSL to OKLCH with a full Tailwind palette, then rebuilt the core primitives on top of it: a unified AppIcon system, buttons set in Geist Mono, and standardized inputs, badges, cards, tabs, collapsibles, tooltips, and empty states — with every modal and dialog consolidated onto Radix.

On that foundation I refreshed the platform navigation, theming controls, and the breadcrumb and deal chrome, so the whole product finally shares one backbone.

New surfaces, shipped fast.

The overhaul was not only cleanup. On the new foundation I shipped a full Settings page, a Landing v2 visual refresh, a new /services development-consultancy landing page, and a split-screen Login redesign — alongside a refreshed chat experience, header breadcrumbs, and underwriting layout fixes.