An augmented-reality preview could help customers imagine a configured product in a real setting. The experience depends on suitable product assets and a clear link between the displayed options and the item being ordered.
Scale, lighting and screen colour can affect appearance. The preview should explain its limitations rather than imply exact fit or finish. Customers need a conventional product view and specification alongside the AR option.
Start with one product range and test supported devices and room conditions. Include a configuration changed after preview. The system should preserve the actual selected specification through checkout, because an impressive visual is not sufficient if the order record contains a different size, material or personalisation.
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