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Customer Conversations is an AI that calls a store's customers and interviews them. Explaining that took half of every sales call.
Three weeks after Bryan Starck brought it to us, it had a brand and a homepage built to do the explaining. Answer three questions and the AI calls you for a real interview in 60 seconds.
Clean work on this, Daniel. Using the homepage to do the explaining is the right call when the product is a conversation - the three-question flow lets the brand earn the 60-second promise instead of overpromising in copy.
Clean layout pure focus
I love this 😀
Love how seamlessly the brand elements align with the core message. Highly professional and visually captivating work from start to finish!
this grid is fire. love how you didn't over-explain, the visuals do it. that weekly brief screen is a nice touch
Very clean brand work
Smart approach.
"Answer three questions and the AI calls you" is the best kind of homepage. The demo does the explaining that used to take half of every sales call.
Letting people try the actual AI call in 60 seconds is the best explainer you could ask for. Show, don't tell, and three weeks is a quick turnaround too
A live interview demo does a lot more than another 'AI-powered' headline 😅 How did you make requesting the call feel trustworthy enough for visitors to try it? That seems like the key moment in this flow.
loveeeeeeee ittt so muchhhh!!!
That blue halftone dither fading into the cream background is a great way to visualize voice without reaching for waveforms, and the serif on the weekly brief gives it a calm editorial feel.
Cooking as always, Daniel! Awesome stuff
Nice!!
The most interesting thing is that, how you pick one idea, and turn it into a totally creative direction, I'm saying about the pixel dotted patterns
Love how the homepage explains the product so effortlessly—clean, clear, and visually engaging. Great work! 🔥
Impressive
Nice one.
top notch
Answer three questions and get a call in 60 seconds is such a good way to explain the product. Letting people experience it beats any explainer copy.
Nice design
This is superb!
The halftone wave running through everything is a smart choice for a product that is basically signal pulled out of noise. And putting the interview bubbles on the homepage does the explaining the sales calls used to do. How did the three weeks split between brand and build?
"answer 3 questions and it calls you in 60 seconds" is such a smart move, the homepage literally demos the product. curious how many people actually take the call vs drop off at the questions?
Love how the branding and website tell the same story. Really nice execution!
Cool branding, how was the texture generated?
Looks Attractive
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