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Demo

Booth planner for an exhibit rental company

A demo built for an invented company that rents out trade show booths. An exhibitor puts a booth together on the company's website and sees what it costs to rent before asking for a proposal.

What the exhibitor does

The planner opens on a 10 by 20 foot booth with its back walls and carpet. The exhibitor adds pieces from a set of tiles, a curved counter, a TV, shelving, a podium, a bistro table and a plant, and sets how many of each. Every piece goes to its place in the booth. In the top view the pieces can be moved around the floor, and the finished booth turns around in 3D.

What the team receives

The panel lists every piece with its price as the booth grows. On a client's site, Get a proposal sends the team that list together with the booth.

How the price works

Every piece has a rental price per show. The back walls and carpet make the starting total, and each piece added or removed changes it straight away. The page says the prices are samples and the proposal sets the final price.

Alex Glevsky
Alex Glevsky
Webflow and Astro developer, AI-first websites

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