The goal of the work is a web application that will serve as a digital platform for presenting 3D models of folk costumes and will combine interactivity, education and accessibility. The application will display interactive costume models that users can rotate, zoom and examine in detail. That will enable studying the embroidery, folds, viewing the lower layers or displaying specific parts, accessories or the way in which the individual parts are assembled. The model will be supplemented by photos documenting details and usage.
    Along the visual content the application will contain descriptive and historical information, such as region of origin, historical period, materials, manufacturing techniques and cultural significance. That will provide viewers with deeper understanding of the costume beyond its visual .form.
    From a technical point of view the application will be web-based and will be accessible on PCs, tablets and mobile phones without installation. The application will also support database extension so regional contributors, museums or enthusiasts can upload new costumes, images and historical information. Thanks to that the platform will be scalable, community-developed and educational.
    The work will also involve optimizing the scanning workflow. The final procedure should combine model quality sufficient for presenting in the application, low time requirement and usage of commonly accessible equipment. The goal is to simplify the scanning process for potential contributors and allow wider public to share their local folk costumes.