Customers struggle to match frame, mechanism, protocol and mounting type. A standard product grid weakens material perception and does not help specifiers.
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A tactile catalogue and configurator for architectural electricals.
Working frontend prototypeProject in brief
I combined an editorial material presentation with compatibility checks and complete-kit assembly.01
Project context
Private buyers, interior designers and project specifiers.
My goal was to preserve a premium material experience while removing incompatible purchases.
Concept scope
These are prototype parameters and coverage, not business results.5configuration dimensions
B2C / PROtwo journeys
1 kitselection outcome
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Three key decisions
Each decision connects the product need, human behaviour and interface form.
Material in close-up
I show texture and reflection before technical data, so selection begins with the object.
A kit instead of SKUs
The configurator combines frame, key and mechanism into one validated item.
A designer mode
The project flow stores rooms, repeated kits and a future specification structure.
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What I built
Every capability is labelled clearly: what works in the browser and what remains a designed proposal.
01Faceted catalogueWorking prototype
02Kit configuratorWorking prototype
03Compatibility checkWorking prototype
04Stock, delivery and exportDesigned proposal
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Working artefacts
Not decorative screens, but the logic supporting the product journey.
SKU model
Compatibility rules
Project-purchase flow
Limitations
What to know before opening the demo
The concept is not connected to a live assortment, inventory, payment or delivery. Textures and prices are demonstration data.
05 / Interactive prototype
Open prototype↗Open interactive prototype
Explore the core journey and interface behaviour. This is a demonstration build - entered data is not submitted anywhere.
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