The chatbot needed to fit into an existing product and brand without feeling bolted on, serve a niche go-karting audience, and work with no existing conversational pattern to build from.
Solution:
I designed the chatbot to extend Kartclass's product rather than sit apart from it, maintained full brand consistency, structured advice into 6 domain-specific categories, and defined a clear greeting-to-advice-to-follow-up conversation structure.
Impact:
A chatbot that feels native rather than bolted on, brand voice maintained rather than diluted, and one assistant equally usable across web and mobile.
Atmospheric, for a lighting brand it feels almost unfair not to show the product actually doing its job in a real room. The minimal version reads more like a furniture catalog to me. Is Lumeria leaning toward a specific price point or market that would push this one way or the other?
Which Apple Vision Pro Landing Page Feels More Premium?
I'm exploring two visual directions for an Apple Vision Pro landing page concept and would love your feedback.
Option A: Dark cinematic interface with immersive spatial-computing vibes.
Option B: Soft lavender & light minimal interface with a premium Apple-inspired aesthetic.
Which version would you choose for a real product launch page, and why? Your feedback will help shape the final case study.