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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.
Explore the live app: https://stand-lab-flow.base44.app/
Built for the #Base44Challenge
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?
Wow amazing work.
The overall art direction is impressive. Great project!
Good project
this is fantastic, nice app, like the layout of th ui,weldone
Wow nice work
Really nice work, Anca!
Great project!
Incredible work 👏
Great Work Anca! 💯 🔥
Seeing the cost update live while you build the stand is such a useful touch. Great submission, good luck!
This is great work. Because placing and adjusting multiple modules in 3D can lead to accidental clicks, adding visible sticky undo/redo arrows right above the canvas would reduce user frustration when fine tuning layout arrangements.
Thats cool!!
Seeing the live price update as you move modules around is a great touch. Did you design the 3D editor controls in Figma first?
Everything was first designed in Figma
Connecting the configuration to a bill of materials gives the 3D view a clear purpose. A saved, shareable configuration would be a useful next step for teams: the person designing the stand could send the exact layout and estimate to whoever approves the budget, without rebuilding it during the handoff.
Impressive. 👏
Really impressive concept! The interactive 3D configurator combined with real-time cost estimation makes exhibition stand planning much more intuitive. Great use of Base44! 👏
Live cost while you place modules solves the real sales problem for stand builders. Great use of Base44.
Great concept, saving alot of time and in building, chosing and preparing exhibition stands and adding more clarity to budgeting before committing to a course of action.....Well done, Anca👏👏👏
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