A launch website for an AI product,with a logo that flies
Realtor Copilot needed a website to introduce its AI to real estate agents. We defined the brand around their logo, turned the bird in it into an interactive 3D animation, and built a minimal, highly interactive site in Webflow.
Project in facts
- IndustryPropTech
- ClientAnkit D., Canada
- Timeline3 weeks from kickoff to launch
- Team4 people (CTO, UI/UX designer, web developer, 3D animation designer)
- What we didBranding, UX/UI Design, Web Development
- StackWebflow, Interactive 3D animation
01. Where they started
Ankit D. and the Realtor Copilot team in Canada built an AI product for real estate agents: one tool to generate leads, automate marketing and keep everything an agent needs in one place. What they did not have was a website that could explain it and make it feel like the latest technology in their market.
Their brand was only loosely defined. There was a logo, a bird, and not much else to build a site around.
02. The hard part
An AI product has to look the part. The client wanted a minimal, AI-forward look with a lot of interaction, so the site itself would feel as modern as the product it was selling.
At the same time, the audience is realtors, not engineers. The site had to stay clear and easy to scan, with every section explaining a real benefit, so the motion never got in the way of the message.
03. What we built
Brand definition from a single logo
We took the existing logo and built out the rest of the brand around it: colours, type and visual style, so the website and the product finally looked like one thing.
A logo that comes to life
We turned the bird in the logo into a 3D animation that flies in when the page loads, so the first thing visitors see is the brand itself in motion.
Interactive 3D throughout
Fully interactive 3D elements and moving parts across the page, so visitors explore the product rather than just scroll past it.
Minimal, AI-forward design
Clean layouts, plenty of space and short sections that each explain one benefit for agents: leads, automation, templates and everything in one place.
Built in Webflow
The whole site runs on Webflow, so the client can edit text, add sections and publish changes without a developer.
04. What happened
Realtor Copilot launched with a website that matches its product: a clear brand, a logo that comes to life, and an interactive experience that shows agents this is new technology built for them.
Because it is built in Webflow, the team can keep updating it themselves as the product grows.
05. What this means for you
If you are launching a product, the website is often the first time anyone sees it. It is worth making that first impression match what you have built.
And if your brand is still just a logo, that is a fine place to start. We can define the rest with you and carry it through the site.
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