3D home presentations · ASRR Tech
Who should a home viewer be designed for?
Choose users and their question before defining controls and detail. Buyers, advisers and designers need different information and guidance.
A practical example
A buyer seeks spatial understanding while an adviser compares variants.
This is an illustrative situation for assessing your own process.
Checklist for your team
- Name the user.
- Choose the main question.
- Test without project knowledge.
What does success look like?
The intended user can complete the main task independently.
Test this with a recognisable record and have a colleague review the outcome. Note missing information or decisions. Use that finding to improve a working agreement before applying the process more broadly.
3D home presentations: the wider process
A 3D presentation helps buyers discuss spatial choices. Define the question an image should answer: layout, an option difference, surroundings or atmosphere. Use a consistent starting point when comparing variants. Explain which elements are illustrative and where current project documents take precedence. Test on customers’ devices and ask someone unfamiliar with the project to follow a tour. The usefulness of the conversation matters more than the number of visual effects.