Option
What the user can select within the defined scope.

A configurator prototype that turns defined options into a readable estimate without suggesting that a contract has already been accepted.
Technical choices and their dependencies can be hard to explain in a price list. Users primarily need to understand their choices, what changes and what still requires confirmation.
The work covers one offer family and a set of rules supplied or validated by you. A progressive journey presents options, checks their combination and returns an estimate with its assumptions. The same principle can support a business or preparation for a personal project.
What the user can select within the defined scope.
What must remain explicit to understand the indicative amount.
What a person confirms before any contractual proposal.
A reference configuration establishes an unambiguous expected result.
Minimums, maximums and dependencies are tested separately.
An unsupported combination gives an explanation, not a misleading total.
A person chooses the format of an item to customise.
Incompatible options are flagged before they continue.
The summary can support a subsequent human enquiry.
No. The prototype shows an estimate; turning it into an order requires a separate setup and terms.
Rule maintenance is agreed in the quote; a complete administration interface is not automatically included.