Spatial Floor Planning Suite

Outcomes

Context

Buyers decide finishes when they can see them in a plan — tools must be interactive and content-fed.

Challenge

Planning floors and finishes requires interactive spatial tools, catalogs, and admin content — more than a static brochure site.

Approach

We engineered a multi-surface suite: planner client, tile-floor experience, API, and admin areas for categories and content that feed the visualization tools.

Architecture

Web planner clients, PHP/Node API surfaces, admin modules for catalogs/categories, interactive floor visualization frontends.

Scope

• —Floor planner
• —Tile visualization
• —Catalog admin
• —APIs

Constraints

• —Performance of interactive canvases
• —Catalog complexity
• —Browser variance

Solution highlights

• —Dedicated planner surfaces instead of one mega-page
• —Admin-fed categories for scalable content
• —API boundary between content and visualization

Technologies

Results

• —Interactive planning experiences for spatial layouts
• —Tile/finish visualization flows for customer decisions
• —Admin/API path to keep catalogs maintainable
• —Separated planner vs admin concerns

Lessons learned

• —Spatial UIs need their own performance budget.
• —Catalog admin is half the product.
• —Split experiences beat one overloaded planner.