Introducing STANDLAB® — a live exhibition stand configurator built with Base44.
I designed STANDLAB to help teams shape a modular stand, see it in 3D, and understand the estimated cost as they build. You can choose a footprint, customize finishes, add and position modules, and review the bill of materials in one place.
I started with the brand and interface in Figma, then brought the experience to life in Base44, refining the 3D editor, configuration flow, and pricing interactions along the way.
The bill of materials updating alongside the 3D editor is a nice touch, since it ties the visual choices directly to cost. How did you handle pricing when modules are repositioned or overlap in the configurator?
Love this stack Alona! React Bits + Lovable is such a powerful combo for rapid prototyping. No-code/low-code but still keeping that custom UIX feel - that's the sweet spot! Have to try this cool stuff indeed. Great share! 👍
Playing around with Framer this week. Made a fake AI lab landing page, Iris, just to see how far I could push the type and cursor interactions. Still learning, but I'm liking it.
The eyeball cursor over the massive iris type is such a fun interaction idea. Pushing the type and cursor this far on a fake AI lab page is exactly the kind of play that builds real skill.