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Conversy

Showing how a website chat becomes a sales conversation

Website copy and content structure · Illustration · Desktop and mobile UI design

Conversy brought website chat, automated conversations, and customer relationship management into one platform. They hired Abstraction Creative to help prospective customers understand how those pieces worked together. We wrote the homepage and platform copy, created illustrations and supporting brand graphics around Conversy’s existing logo, and designed desktop and mobile product screens.

Original homepage hero illustration

Start with a visitor

The homepage opened with a familiar problem for marketing teams. Someone visits the site, looks around, and leaves without getting in touch. We illustrated what could happen if the site started a conversation at that point. A bot could ask what brought the visitor there, share something relevant, or invite them to book a meeting.

Homepage illustration · From visitor to lead

Show where the conversation can go

On the platform page, we organized the content around four parts of the product: Campaign Bots, Answer Bots, the CRM, and the website messenger. Each section gave readers a way to see what that part did. In one Campaign Bot example, the visitor’s response determined the next step. The bot could share a customer story or ask a follow-up question and offer to schedule a discovery call.

Campaign Bot design · A visitor’s answer determines the next step

Show how a person picks up the chat

The mobile screens showed what happens when a visitor asks to speak with someone. A team member can join the same conversation, read what the visitor has already asked, and pick up from there. The desktop CRM and mobile task screens showed how the team could follow up after the chat.

Homepage illustration · Connecting a bot and a person
Mobile conversation · A teammate joins the chat
Desktop CRM · Company records
Mobile tasks · Following up after a conversation

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