Developed the Rocell Bathroom Visualizer, a Unity3D WebGL-based interactive interior design application that allowed users to design and customize bathroom spaces directly within a web browser. The project was created to provide customers with a highly interactive and visual way to experiment with bathroom layouts, fittings, colors, and materials before making purchasing or design decisions.

The application enabled users to either begin with pre-designed bathroom templates or create an entirely custom bathroom layout from scratch by defining the dimensions and spatial configuration of the room. Once the layout was created, users could interactively customize various aspects of the environment in real time, including changing wall and floor tiles, adjusting color schemes, and replacing bathroom fittings such as bathtubs, sinks, commodes, and other interior elements.

A major part of the development focused on creating an intuitive and responsive real-time customization system that allowed instant visual updates as users modified materials, objects, and layouts. The project involved implementing dynamic object replacement systems, material and texture swapping workflows, spatial layout controls, interactive UI systems, and optimized rendering pipelines to ensure smooth performance within WebGL environments running directly on browsers.

Considerable attention was also given to visual presentation and user experience, ensuring that lighting, object placement, scaling, and material rendering provided realistic previews of customized bathroom designs. The system was designed to help customers better visualize final outcomes, improving confidence in product selection and interior planning decisions.

This project demonstrated the use of Unity3D beyond gaming by combining real-time 3D visualization, WebGL deployment, interactive interior design systems, product customization workflows, and browser-based rendering technologies to create a practical and immersive digital solution for the architecture, retail, and home design industry.