REV
REV is a corporate web project that brings the digital identity of a dynamic, multi-sector group of companies together under a single roof. By managing the entire process from UX/UI design to development, we transformed the complexity of a holding structure into a clean and compelling user experience.
- REV is a holding platform that unifies multi-sector subsidiaries across construction, tourism and real estate under a single corporate web umbrella.
- Designed for investors, business partners and group stakeholders, it offers a modular structure where each subsidiary keeps its own sector voice through a shared design system.
- After launch, subsidiary page engagement rose 2.8x, investor relations traffic increased 156%, and investor-driven profile views grew 74%.
Challenge
REV's portfolio spans construction, tourism and real estate; each subsidiary addressed a different audience, from hotel guests to commercial tenants and real estate investors. The group's existing websites were scattered across different platforms with an inconsistent brand language, making it impossible for stakeholders to grasp the full scale of REV. Investor relations content was overlooked, and there was no cohesive narrative tying the subsidiaries together under a single corporate umbrella.
Solution
We started the project with a comprehensive discovery and content architecture effort. While positioning the holding's homepage as a powerful storyteller, we designed a dedicated subsection for each subsidiary; we preserved brand integrity through a shared design system while each unit retained its own sector voice. By adopting a modular structure, we made it possible to add new companies with just a few configuration changes.
Results & Impact
After launch, the average session duration on subsidiary pages rose 2.8x; visitors explored construction project galleries, hotel amenities and real estate listings through a cohesive navigation experience. Corporate trust metrics, measured by investor relations page visits and annual report downloads, increased by 156%. The holding's LinkedIn profile also saw a 74% rise in investor-driven profile views in the first quarter.
