2D and 3D, one planning story
The public interface introduces plan and 3D views as ways to understand the same event layout.
Live software product / 2D + 3D event planning
See the event.
Before setup day.
Visual event planning that introduces a rental catalog, 2D and 3D layouts, Photo Match, saved projects, and quote requests.
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Actual public page capture · October 15, 2026 · The live website may continue to evolve.
The customer problem
A useful experience
starts here.
A list of rental items does not tell a customer how an event will fit in a space. A visual planning product needs to explain both what the tool does and how a person starts using it.
The public experience
The public product page leads with the event itself. A large interface preview shows the planning space, while the copy connects the rental catalog, floor plan, and 3D preview into one product story.
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Decisions
you can see.
Explore the public interface and the decisions that help visitors understand the offer, find the right path, and continue with context.
Photo Match as context
Photo Match is presented as a way to connect the planning experience to a real space.
A route for different users
The navigation distinguishes planning one event, exploring a live demo, and using the product as a rental company.
A project that can continue
Saved projects and visual quote requests explain how planning can lead into the next conversation.
The customer journey
One clear step.
Then the next.
A useful page sequence follows the customer’s question rather than putting every feature in the opening screen.
Recognize the task
The headline explains the purpose before introducing technical features: see the event before setup day.
Explore the interface
The product preview and demo path give visitors a way to understand the planning workspace.
Choose the right route
An event planner and a rental business can follow different starting points for their needs.
The principle to carry forward
Software needs an understandable front door. Show the actual task, give the interface room to explain itself, and help each type of user find the appropriate starting point.
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