RealiTech
Hackathon teams need to turn a rough idea into a convincing product quickly, with a clear interface and a story judges can understand.
Role
Project Manager and UI/UX Contributor
Team
Hackathon team
Timeline
Hack Estate Hackathon 2025
Problem
What this project needed to solve
- The team needed quick alignment around user needs and product scope.
- The interface had to communicate value with limited time for iteration.
- Design decisions needed to support the demo and judging narrative.
- The project required coordination across product, visuals, and implementation.
Solution
Robert's product and technical direction
Robert led project planning and contributed to UI/UX design, helping shape a clearer real-estate product experience under hackathon constraints.
Architecture
How the idea is structured
Hackathon product flow connecting user problem, interface screens, and demo narrative.
Proof Points
What this project shows
UX + Team
Portfolio Proof
Shows design thinking, collaboration, and product communication under pressure.
Best UX
Recognition
Won Best in UX Interface at Hack Estate Hackathon 2025.
Execution
Recruiter Signal
Useful evidence for UI/UX, product, and team-based internship roles.
Process
How Robert approached it
Scope
Aligned the project around a focused user problem and demoable feature set.
UX Direction
Helped shape interface hierarchy, user flow, and product clarity.
Team Coordination
Supported project decisions and presentation flow during the hackathon.
Demo
Prepared the project for judging with a clear story and visible product proof.
Next Step
Discuss this project with Robert
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