Project Overview
This project connects a product color palette with a 3D product presentation. Confirmed testing shows that color selection affects the model visually. Other controls are intentionally not expanded without further verification.
Project requirements
- Let a buyer judge a coating colour on the product rather than on a colour chip.
- Connect an existing colour palette to the product model so a selection changes what the buyer sees.
- Support comparison between colours within the same product view.
- Keep the experience in the browser, delivered as part of the product presentation.
Experience Highlights
- Interactive color palette
- Color applied to the 3D model
- Browser-based visualization
- Color comparison
How the Experience Works
View the product; select a color; observe the visual change; compare choices.
What We Built
We built the interactive layer that connects color selection with the visual 3D product state.
Why This Format
A physical color card communicates a color value, but it does not show how that color appears on the product surface. Applying the selected color directly to a 3D model makes the relationship between option and product easier to understand.
Project deliverables
- An interactive colour palette connected to a 3D product model.
- Colour selection that updates the visual state of the model.
- A comparison flow for moving between colours in the same view.
- Project source code and project source files, delivered within the agreed boundary.
What this project demonstrates
The project shows the specific link this service is built on: a colour choice made in the interface changes what the product looks like. It is a visual comparison layer for colour decisions, not a colour-measurement instrument — no colour-difference guarantee, certification, or colour-count claim is made here.
Technical Notes
The project contains nested browser content.