Abstract: Disclosed is a system and method for dynamically designing a custom product. The method is initiated using custom software, which permits user interaction via a graphical user interface. An HTML drawing element is provided in a display area of the graphical user interface, configured to display graphics drawn using a program executable by the computing device, the program comprising instructions to draw the custom product as a plurality of line segments. The program is executed to render the plurality of line segments, which are displayed as a first displayed version of the custom product in the display area. A length dimension value is received in an entry field of the display interface, to update one or more of the line segments. The program is re-executed to render the updated line segments, which are displayed as an updated displayed version of the custom product in the display area.

Abstract: Disclosed is a system and method for dynamically designing a custom product. The method is initiated using custom software, which permits user interaction via a graphical user interface. An HTML drawing element is provided in a display area of the graphical user interface, configured to display graphics drawn using a program executable by the computing device, the program comprising instructions to draw the custom product as a plurality of line segments. The program is executed to render the plurality of line segments, which are displayed as a first displayed version of the custom product in the display area. A length dimension value is received in an entry field of the display interface, to update one or more of the line segments. The program is re-executed to render the updated line segments, which are displayed as an updated displayed version of the custom product in the display area.

Abstract: Disclosed is a system and method for dynamically designing, selecting and purchasing multi-component products, such as consumer or industrial products, or portions thereof. The system and method presents a large universe of available components for multi-component products, and permits consumers to select components for, and ultimately construct, component-by-component, virtual renditions of products, and view real world three-dimensional simulations of the finished products, and allows the rendering of the products in any one of a number of backgrounds, themes, decors, etc. The system may cause the universe of available components to change each time a consumer selects a component. Specifically, as the consumer selects a particular component, any components that are incompatible with the selected component are taken out of the universe of remaining available components.