Getting a Responsive 3D Configurator Project Up and Running

1. Getting a Responsive 3D Configurator Project Up and Running ============================================================== Okay. So, you are a manufacturer who provides visualization services through a good visualization tool. And such is its sophistication that you would trust it with your life. But, what would be your response if we were to ask you- how would YOU go about creating a highly responsive interface for a 3D configurator? You would have some obvious answers- color adjustment, size changes, part changes, fonts, buttons, accessories, and even more. All of it depends largely on the category of products or services you have on offer. While you are largely right in terms of what the interface needs to be, there’s a lot more to add to it. Because at the end of the day, the right configurator is a blend of the right icons, graphics, buttons, among a few, and all of it depends on the engagement and interactivity the configurator provides to the user. In short- there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye, and we will tell you more about how to create amazing product configurators. Configurator Solutions & What Makes Them Tick! Irrespective of their nature, configurator solutions are available for a couple of main reasons- give them the freedom to explore products interactively, and also allow them to configure or customize the products following their needs and requirements. More often than not though, customers find themselves somewhere along the lines in between, and this presents a couple of probable scenarios- one where they may not purchase the product in one go, but they may decide to do so in the case they get to configure the product. Once a customer understands the value of displayed products, these products establish a proper base on which they can build on. When they understand the 3D product configurator and its pros and cons and ensures that the manufacturer is trustworthy enough with the price that’s being quoted to them, this is when they will finally purchase the product. ...and it doesn’t end there! The subsequent steps are where monotony and an out-of-the-box philosophy are much better. Predictable navigation and purchase journeys will be preferred by customers as they would like to be fully aware of what is happening to the screen in front of them. If this is not ensured, customers will find it a better option to drop away from your 3D configurator and look for new providers of the service. Consistent intrigue is a big requisite if you are looking to keep your customers for a long time to come. Solve a Problem

2. While providing your customers with configurator solutions, it’s important to introspect one very crucial thing- how critical a problem are you solving for your customer with your configurations. This is where a need for prioritizing arises- before you go deep with the technical aspects like the interface for your solution, you need to understand how the solution will take note of customer issues and then make use of its rules engine to come up with a product that can not just be customized but can also generate accurate quotes when things go further with your CPQ tool. (we hope you understand that a mere configurator will not be enough- you will need a complete CPQ solution to make the right impact, hint- KBMax!)