Without DIY Design Space®
- Visitors browse and leave.
- Leads arrive with limited context.
- Designers qualify manually.
- High-intent buyers are easy to miss.
DIY turns anonymous website engagement into structured kitchen projects your sales team can qualify, continue, and close.
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A cabinet website creates more value when visitors can begin a project, reveal preferences, and take a meaningful next step.
A form tells you who someone is. A kitchen project shows what they are trying to accomplish.


DIY does not replace the sales process. It gives the customer a productive starting point and gives your team a structured project to continue.
Use project activity, customer selections, and high-intent flags such as Designer Assistance and Added to Cart to identify which opportunities deserve attention.
Exploring the site
Invested time and preserved intent
Asked for professional guidance
Selected products and moved toward purchase
Project has enough context to continue
DIY helps designers begin with more context. They spend less time collecting basic project information and more time applying professional expertise where it matters.
The results show an association between customer-created projects and purchase. DIY is part of the buying journey, not the only factor behind each sale.
Deploy only the connections your business needs.