Revolutionize Assembly: Interactive 3D Flat-Pack Guide

Revolutionize Assembly: Interactive 3D Flat-Pack GuideRevolutionize Assembly: Interactive 3D Flat-Pack Guide

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Neelanjana Basu

• Jun 25

Flat-pack furniture gives you two options: a baffling paper diagram, or a hunt that leads to long, confusing YouTube videos. Assembli solves that. It's an interactive 3D guide that shows you exactly what goes where, part by part.

It is built for retailers, who lose $20-30 on every return, and 1 in 5 flat-pack returns is just someone who could not figure out the build. Assembli eliminates that confusion before it becomes a return or a support ticket.

Made entirely in Omma, from one stool to a full catalog of 18 products. The video walks through it.

PS: the link says "matte-black-sneaker-studio" because this began as a totally different idea before I pivoted to Assembli, and the slug got locked at first publish!

Live build: https://omma.build/p/matte-black-sneaker-studio-shot-xn5evb Community file: https://omma.build/community/f6cfmk4ma6d9

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Rabyaan Khan

pro

• Jul 2

Wow!

Isabel Feuerstein

pro

• Jun 25

this is such a good idea!

Neelanjana Basu

• Jun 26

Thank you!

Victor Adewole

pro

• Jun 26

Great concept

Wishva H

pro

• Jun 26

This is a great inspiration. I come from an industrial design background, and this method really helps when creating exploded views of a product.

Artyom Aghinyan

pro

• Jun 29

This is so cool!

Pedro Lopes

• Jul 1

Anchoring the pitch to the 20-30 dollar loss per return is what sets this apart; most product demos lead with the 3D tech and leave the buyer to figure out the business case alone. Retailers will hear fewer returns and fewer support tickets long before they care how it was...

Bisma Manzoor

• Jul 21

Every builder has that ONE idea they never shipped.

Mine's been living in my notes app for way too long.

So I just signed up for the @flowstep_ai Challenge — build the product you wish existed, as a high-fidelity clickable prototype. No excuses left.

I'll be sharing my whole process here: the prompts, the iterations, the messy middle. Follow along 👇

flowstepchallenge

AICreator

• Jul 21

excited to join

Aryan Antal

• Jul 22

Built Atelier Real for the #SquarespaceChallenge — a brand studio site that makes ideas real with Finish Layer (fonts, transforms, animations, stacks). No custom code. @squarespace Site: https://onion-guitar-k9n2.squarespace.com (password: 12345678)

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbFbYn-JW8F/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• Jul 22

I love the black and this color of yelloe with minimalist design and great font choices along with thin lines. My onlu auggestion is to implement the color yellow at details and especially on the hero section a little bit more. Great design!

Tarek Monawar

• Jul 21

Built a featured work section that blends retro aesthetics with a modern product-focused layout. Every detail is designed to showcase work with clarity and personality.

#ProductDesign #UIUX #WebDesign

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 21

The layered card carousel against that warm gradient background gives 'featured work' way more personality than the usual flat grid, and the Rankflow Studio mock reads clean even at that small scale. Is that depth built with real 3D transforms, or are you faking it with shadows and scale?