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Most AI agent sites look the same: glowing brains, purple gradients, a chat box.
For Dockett, a fictional startup whose AI agents handle refunds, plan changes and missing invoices, I used tickets, labels, trays and stamps instead, and built the site around a toy-like 3D sorting machine.
Risky requests stop at an approval gate until a person says yes.
Concept by Nova Digital Studio. React, Three.js, GSAP.
Tickets and stamps instead of purple gradients is a refreshing take for an AI site.
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