Enhancing user experience for Foyr Neo

Foyr Neo's intuitive 3D design was winning over creatives and property developers. But as the user base grew, a critical limitation emerged: there was no way to properly export floor-plan drawings from a 3D design.

Users resorted to screenshots, which distorted when printed at large formats like A1 or A2. With competitors already offering robust export features, Foyr risked losing ground in a highly competitive market and needed a solution fast.

We built a sophisticated floor-plan export tool on FabricJS, a web canvas library. The core objective: ensure a user's drawing on an HTML canvas could be accurately represented and printed in real-world metrics, such as a 1:25 scale ratio.

• Seamless integration with Foyr's existing 3D canvas system.
• Accurate translation of 3D designs into scaled 2D output.
• Annotation and labelling tools built to Foyr's requirements.
• Support for multiple scale ratios for true real-world representation.

• Initial POCs to validate FabricJS as the primary tool.
• Complete solution delivered within three months.
• Compatibility with multiple scale ratios (e.g. 1:25) for accurate real-world representation.
• New 2D export functionality synchronised with the existing 3D canvas system.

Quantitative benefits

• Significantly improved customer satisfaction and feedback.
• Stronger relationships and trust with key customers.
• An enhanced competitive position in the design-software market.
• Increased sales revenue, market share and customer retention.