Real Estate System User Interface in Bootstrap
The project entitled Real Estate System is an online platform that allows the owners and real estate agents to post, advertise and sell their properties. This article will help you to build your own real estate system in terms of user interfaces or form designs.
Login Form is used to secure unauthorized users to access the system. The system can be accessed by the administrators, agents and customers.
Dashboard (# of agent, # of clients, total sales) – this page shows the statistics such as the total number of agents registered in the system and as well as the list of registered clients. Graphical Reports such as the annual income report, the sales report by property type and the sales of every agent are also shown or displayed in this page.
Admin Information Form (name, address, contact, email address, username, password, upload picture) – the image below is the page or form where list of administrators are shown or displayed.
Agent Information Form (name, address, contact, email address, username, password, upload picture) – real estate agent are the ones who are allowed to sell or advertise and to communicate/responds to the queries of the customers. The image below shows the form where the administrator can add and update the profile of the agents. Agents in addition are also allowed to modify their profile.
Appointment Module (appointment information, appointment date, agent name (combo box), client name, status (pending, cancelled, done)) – the appointment refers to the arrangement of the client and agent to meet at a particular time and place to discuss the details of the property. The image below is the appointment module of the system.
Client Information Form (name, address, contact, email address, username, password, upload picture) – information of clients will be encoded in this form/module. Clients can also register in the system and will be evaluated by the administrators. In addition, clients are also allowed to modify their profile. The image below shows the list of clients and profile page of the system.
Notification Information (notification name, date of notification, status (published, unpublished, remove)) – important messages that will be disseminated to clients and agents are posted on this module of the system.
Property Type Form (property type, details) – property type refers to the categories of the property. The image below shows the encoding module of the property type.
Property Information Form (name, description, images, property type, price, agent name (combo box), status (available, reserved)) – information of the property shall be encoded in this module. The agents are the ones who are allowed to post and advertise the information of the property in the platform.
Graphical Sales Report Form by Property Type (Property Type, Sales Amount) – this report is in a form of a bar chart. The chart displays the sales of property by property type. This report can also be seen in the dashboard section of the project.
Annual Income – this report refers to the annual income which displays the income by month of a specific year. This report can also be seen in the dashboard section of the project.
Sales by Agent – the platform also monitors the income of every agents and the report is visible in the dashboard section of the system.
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Development Tools
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