Make each choice visible
A configurator works best when every option produces an immediate, visible result. Name finishes clearly, keep choices close to the model, and use a sensible default so the first screen never feels empty.
Separate product decisions from viewer controls
Camera, fullscreen, and interaction settings help people explore. Product options—such as upholstery, hardware, or room finishes—belong to the authored experience and should remain understandable after publication.
Guide without getting in the way
Use a short tour for the first visit, then let people explore freely. Keep the number of steps focused and let the viewer reset its camera without losing the selected configuration.