3D Environment/Product Visualization for Business: Helping your Customers Visualize

When it comes to small businesses that offer specific, custom products and services, few other things can help seal the deal as well as 3D visualization. Your customers need to be able to see what they’re purchasing, and with quantum leaps in 3D rendering technology, business owners can now afford to give their customers a sneak peak of their custom orders before they’re completed. Selling the experience of your product is no easy task, but with tangible, realistic representations of your products, customers are more likely to commit to a purchase. Sometimes, seeing something makes it more real, and can tip the scales in favor of your purchase.

Architects can utilize 3D imagery to demonstrate their capabilities to potential clients

For complex projects, providing a view of a product from multiple angles can also foster an increased understanding of it for potential clients, thereby possibly attracting clients from market segments that may otherwise be out of reach. Let’s suppose you offer lighting setups for concerts and parties. There are entire market segments that do not understand how lighting works, and what options are available to them. Therefore, they may not be fully aware of the options available to them. With 3D visualizations, you would be able to show the customer different lighting setups, fixtures, and methods, and foster an understanding that otherwise would be amiss. You can turn entire market segments into customers by simply showing, not telling.

With New Flight Digital, you’re never far from achieving your vision for digital media. In an ever-increasingly competitive economy, 3D visualizations can give you the edge needed to succeed. Apply for a free quote on our website here, or simply join our mailing list here. Bring your business to the next level today!

Why You Should Take Your Business Website to the Next Level with 3D Graphics

In 2020, company websites are not just about delivering information anymore. As interactivity on the web increases through the use of social media, customers have come to expect that same level of interactivity from the websites they frequent. Think of your website as a micro-experience: instead of simply handing your customers a list of office hours, you’re now engaging them and involving them in an experience they’re more likely to remember the next day.

With the advent of WebGL, larger or tech-savvy companies have been quick to take advantage of 3D web graphics. The examples are endless. Here are some of my favorites from this awwwards.com list:

As I described in a previous blog post, I’ve used 3D graphics to bring my website to life and showcase my skills. I want to bring this tool to the people that really need it: small business owners. Sell a hand crafted product? Well, you could always throw a few photos on your website… or… you could use a custom 3D representation of your product that customers can interact with. Since these 3D graphics are created using JavaScript, your 3D graphic can be created with special “smart” rules built in. Let’s suppose you’re an architectural firm and want your front page to display a 3D representation of your latest build. Well, using JavaScript, I could make the scene dependent on the season: if it’s the dead of winter, there could be snow on the roof. The middle of summer: a bright blue sky. Your imagination truly becomes the limit!

Visit me at http://www.newflightdigital.com if you’d like to get your brand rolling with some new 3D graphics.