This is a phone stand I designed and printed for my own use and that of my coworkers. I went through three iterations of the the design and probably could use one more iteration if I was going to make more (I'd add a shallow box in the base to fill with change for ballast). The current design is simple, rigid, and minimizing print material. I left the name plate space empty so that future printers can add their own details.

The entire design was done in Solidworks. Overall dimensions are h,l,w (5",4",3")

The design objectives were:

fit my phone with the charging cord attached
provide a secure support while using the phone in the dock
ease of printing

One of the design constraints was that the bend radius of most cords is ≈2.5 inch, which is why the phone stand is so tall. This is not an issue on my desk as vertical space is fairly available, while horizontal space is at a premium. I have an Amazon Basics charging cord, which uses the bulkiest connector that I've ever seen and it fits in the 0.5 inch gap just fine.

The first dock I designed used a very bad angle to hold the phone up, it was leaned too far back to be functional. I played around with a few angles after that before settling on 60°. This provides good viewing from a seated position. The first design was a single line similar to a bent paperclip. This iteration looked great, but wouldnt work in PLA without using huge amounts of fill. The stand was too bouncy and was annoying to use the phone in. I added rigidity by supporting the large overhangs.

The other issue with my first design was that the base was too narrow and the phone would tip over if used. I thought about using a wide base for just the phone, but printing would require support material or playing with orientations and overhangs. In the end, I wanted to limit the number of visual features. I planned to lay this on its side and print without any support material. This design prints very cleanly, with only minor issues at the overhang around the charging cable relief.