Customers struggle to match frame, mechanism, protocol and mounting type. A standard product grid weakens material perception and does not help specifiers.
Project case study3 / 7Self-initiated concept
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A tactile catalogue and configurator for architectural electricals.
I combined an editorial material presentation with compatibility checks and complete-kit assembly.
Working frontend prototype1
Task and constraints
Private buyers, interior designers and project specifiers.
My goal was to preserve a premium material experience while removing incompatible purchases.
Prototype scope
These figures describe concept coverage, not business results.5configuration dimensions
B2C / PROtwo journeys
1 kitselection outcome
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Key decisions
Each decision answers a specific product question instead of existing for visual effect.
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Material in close-up
I show texture and reflection before technical data, so selection begins with the object.
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A kit instead of SKUs
The configurator combines frame, key and mechanism into one validated item.
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A designer mode
The project flow stores rooms, repeated kits and a future specification structure.
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What you can test
Capabilities marked “Available in the demo” open their exact working screen.
1Faceted catalogueAvailable in the demoOpen screen2Kit configuratorAvailable in the demoOpen screen3Compatibility checkAvailable in the demoOpen screen
4Stock, delivery and exportDesigned, not connectedNo live demo screen
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Interface foundation
The material behind the product structure, states and logic.
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SKU model
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Compatibility rules
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Project-purchase flow
5 / Working prototype
Open interactive prototype
The core journey works in the browser. This is a demonstration build: entered data is neither sent nor stored.
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