What we did

Two deliverables:

1. Full website build. Corporate site on WordPress + Elementor covering every Tini Living section: configurator, gallery, process, promotions, tourism activity, about, blog, professionals, FAQ and contact. Bilingual ES/EN, Google Tag Manager integration and an SEO-ready structure.

2. Custom WordPress plugin: tiniliving-modelos. An in-house configurator for both catalogue lines — Tini Unit (modules from 18 m²) and Tini Case Study (single-family homes from 70 m²) — replacing the usual static catalogue with a guided buying experience.

Functional scope of the plugin:

8-step flow: Model → Exteriors → Interiors → Equipment → HVAC → Flooring → Add-ons → Contact.
19 configurable models with base price + VAT (TUXS01, TUXS02, TUS, TUM01-03, TUL01-02, TCS70x3, TCS108x3, TCS135, TCS145x2, TCS160), each with floor plan, axonometric drawing and cover image.
Dynamic price calculation at every step, with the running total always visible in the configurator footer.
Model sheet with capacity, construction lead time and gallery.
Handoff to a contact form carrying the chosen configuration, so the Tini team receives qualified leads instead of generic enquiries.

How we built it

Stack: WordPress + Elementor on PHP and MySQL, custom plugin. GTM for tracking.

Plugin architecture:

Step-based structure that lets us add, reorder or modify phases without touching the core logic. Each step is a self-contained module with its own assets.
Models as structured data inside WordPress, editable without development work. The Tini team can upload a new model (name, base price, capacity, lead time, plans, images) and it shows up in the configurator.
Modular options and pricing per step (exteriors, finishes, CUBRO equipment, HVAC, flooring, add-ons), adding to the base price in real time.
Deep links per line: #tini-unit and #tini-casestudy on the same /modelos/ page, for navigation and segmented campaigns.
Bilingual ES/EN: the configurator follows the site’s language (/en/models/ for English).
Optimized assets: WebP images for floor plans, axonometric drawings and covers.

What we didn’t do

We didn’t handle branding or product photography — those are Tini Living’s own.
We didn’t build a payment gateway. The configurator ends in a contact form with the serialized configuration, not a checkout. That’s a deliberate call: selling an industrialized home requires an upstream conversation (site, permits, technical project), not a “buy” button.