Corporate website and digital platform for presenting services and plans, centralising requests, and supporting clearer, more responsive and efficient condominium management.
A digital presence developed on LEVORA CMS to bring together corporate positioning, plans, useful content, integrations and contact options in a coherent, responsive experience designed to evolve.
Condominium management requires trust, transparency and responsiveness. The challenge was to organise a proposal with several service levels, corporate information, useful content and different contact needs without making the experience heavy or fragmented.
LEVORA designed and developed a tailor-made platform on its proprietary CMS, with a clear editorial architecture, dedicated modules, integration of IPMA weather information, structured presentation of plans, and contact forms designed to collect relevant data and send an automatic response.
Condomínios de Portugal now has a clearer digital foundation for communicating value, presenting services and receiving requests with better context. The CMS and modular architecture make it possible to manage content, develop features and integrate new requirements without rebuilding the platform from scratch.
The project was developed on LEVORA CMS, enabling the corporate presence, content and evolution of the platform to be managed from a proprietary modular foundation. The interface was tailor-made for the identity of Condomínios de Portugal, without relying on a generic theme composition.
The integration with IPMA weather information adds a functional layer to the experience: current data can be viewed directly on the website through a dedicated interface that is consistent with the rest of the visual system.
Contact processes were structured with dedicated forms to collect relevant information from the very first request. The flow includes an automatic response to the user and organised information routing, reducing friction and improving the context available for commercial follow-up.
Proprietary features and modules were integrated to meet the project's requirements, including plan presentation, useful information content, external integrations and contact mechanisms. The architecture allows new areas and features to be added without rebuilding the platform from scratch.
