I have a warehouse that needs a clear, easy-to-follow planogram showing nothing but the shelving units and storage areas. You are free to work in SketchUp or AutoCAD—the finished file just has to open cleanly on either platform so I can review, tweak, and share it with the team. Here is what matters to me: • Accurate representation of every rack, shelf, and pallet position with dimensions called out. • Logical flow that keeps high-velocity SKUs up front and heavier pallets on lower tiers. • A clean layer structure so I can toggle views when presenting to operations. I don’t need employee break rooms, offices, or dock layouts mapped right now, but leave enough breathing room in the model so that those elements could be slotted in later if we decide to expand the scope. When you respond, please attach a concise project proposal that explains: • How you will collect the measurements you need (or the format you prefer if I supply them). • The milestones you recommend—from preliminary sketch through to final, dimensioned drawing. • Any prior warehouse or retail planogram work that shows you understand racking standards. Deliverables at hand-off: 1. Native SketchUp (.skp) or AutoCAD (.dwg) file. 2. A PDF overlay with call-outs for fast print reference. 3. A brief note on any assumptions made so we can update the master file easily. I’m ready to provide existing floor dimensions and photos the moment we agree on an approach, and I’ll stay available for quick feedback throughout the build. Looking forward to seeing how you’d tackle the layout.