Client project Advanced CAD Modeling Solutions

An interactive CAD viewer and a complete website rebuild for ACMS

Advanced CAD Modeling Solutions needed a way for visitors to explore its CAD work online. A focused prototype sprint produced a working viewer demonstration. The useful prototype led to a decision to continue and expand the work into a complete website rebuild, with search optimization, product QA, and owner training.

Eric Luttrell Founder & Systems Architect

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Delivery timeline

Delivered in under a month

From a focused prototype sprint to a decision to continue, then a complete website and owner handoff.

  1. Prototype sprint

    One focused workflow: let visitors interact with ACMS's CAD models. A working prototype was available the same day as the initial request.

  2. Decision to continue

    The useful prototype supported a decision to continue and expand the engagement into a full website rebuild.

  3. Continued work and handoff

    Continued work covered website design, search optimization, product QA, and owner training. The full package was handed off in under a month.

See the delivery

A technical feature, connected to the business.

The rebuilt website introduces ACMS's services and gives visitors a way to explore its CAD work.

ACMS website homepage with its services navigation and gearbox model preview.
The surrounding website. The ACMS homepage connects the company's services with its model library. Screenshot captured September 14, 2026.
The interactive experience. A silent recording of ACMS's gearbox model being rotated in the website viewer. CAD content is shown from ACMS; L-TTEC implemented the website and viewer integration.

The request

The starting point

The initial sprint focused on one workflow: give website visitors a way to see and interact with ACMS's CAD models. The working prototype gave ACMS a concrete basis for deciding to continue and expand the work.

Delivery

What L-TTEC delivered

Interactive CAD viewing

Implemented the website's interactive CAD model viewer so visitors could explore ACMS's models.

Website design and user experience

Rebuilt the website's visual design and user experience around the viewer and the broader presentation of ACMS's work.

Search and answer engine optimization

Included search engine optimization (SEO) and answer engine optimization (AEO) work in the rebuild, addressing how the site presents content for search and answer-based discovery.

AI training for the owner

Taught the owner how to use AI to assist with website management.

Quality assurance across the product

Performed quality assurance across the delivered website and CAD-viewing experience.

Engineering decisions

Build around what visitors need to do.

Preview models before loading interactive files

The model library presents lightweight previews so visitors can choose a model before loading it. Interactive model files download when the visitor selects Load model.

Connect the viewer to the surrounding website

The viewer formed part of a complete website rebuild, connecting the technical feature with how ACMS presents its work to visitors. Design and user experience covered the feature and the surrounding site.

Launch review

Check key visitor journeys.

Recorded review: September 9, 2026

Pages reviewed
34
CAD models checked
11
Automated tests passed
167

The launch review checked navigation, form validation, metadata, keyboard controls, model loading, and booking handoffs at desktop and mobile viewport sizes. The build and TypeScript checks also passed.

The review led to fixes for mobile booking navigation and unnamed article links. Findings and remaining platform limitations were documented as part of the review.

Owner handoff

Include the person managing the site.

AI-assisted website management

Eric taught the ACMS owner how to use AI to assist with website management. Owner training was part of the delivery alongside the viewer and rebuilt site.

Result

The delivered result

The engagement progressed from a focused prototype to an expanded delivery. The working CAD viewer supported the decision to continue; the follow-on work connected that feature with the complete website, product QA, and owner training. The full package was handed off in under a month.

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