UI/UX Design & Strategy




UI/UX Design & Strategy is KitelyTech's service for the research, flows, and interface design that determines whether software gets used: delivered as part of a run inside a build, or standalone where a team needs design before deciding what to build. Part of Custom Software & Platform Engineering.
Design work runs inside Katalyst Custom™, KitelyTech's fully engineered build process, as part of Blueprint and Build, and is available standalone.
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Rebuilt rental portal on .NET and Vue.js

An automotive dealer group ran its white glove rental program for OEMs and suppliers by phone and email. KitelyTech audited, refactored, and rebuilt the platform on .NET and Vue.js with guided vehicle selection, order tracking, and a shared delivery calendar.
THE PROBLEM
An automotive dealer group runs a white glove short term rental program for OEMs and Tier One suppliers doing competitive research. Customers drive, inspect, and often disassemble the vehicles. Every rental carries its own specification, support level, delivery window, mileage allowance, and price, and several departments order at once against one shared credit balance. The dealer group originally ran the program by phone and email, with no shared view of what vehicles were already scheduled for delivery.
WHAT WE BUILT
KitelyTech ran a code audit of the existing platform in parallel with requirements gathering, then redesigned, refactored, and upgraded the application on a current .NET and Vue.js stack. The rebuilt portal guides a customer through cascading selection across 6 model years, 17 makes per year, and up to 11 trim levels per model, drawn from the client's vehicle data source. The application carries each request through a proposal and order workflow from request to revised to approved to delivered and returned, and adds a delivery calendar, role-based access for owners, admins, and users, and event-triggered notifications.
