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Base 360 Landing Page

An AI Powered Customer Engagement Platform

ROLE
Product Designer
TIMELINE
1 Week
YEAR
2026

Project Overview

I designed a landing page for an AI-powered customer engagement platform.

The challenge wasn't simply to create an attractive website. The platform combined several complex capabilities including AI agents, customer communication, CRM, and marketing automation into a single product.

The real challenge was communicating all of that in a way that felt simple, engaging, and easy to understand within the first few seconds of landing on the page.

The Base360 landing page on a MacBook resting on a stone pedestal

My Goal

I wanted the landing page to accomplish three things:

  1. Capture attention immediately
  2. Simplify a technically complex product
  3. Guide visitors naturally toward taking action

Rather than presenting a list of features, I focused on creating a narrative that demonstrates how the product works in a real-world scenario.

Understanding the Problem

Modern businesses communicate with customers across multiple platforms.

  1. 1. Social media comments
  2. 2. Direct messages
  3. 3. Email
  4. 4. Messaging apps
  5. 5. Phone calls

Managing these conversations across disconnected tools often leads to missed opportunities, delayed responses, and fragmented customer data.

The product solves this by bringing every conversation into one unified system, automating repetitive tasks with AI, and turning conversations into qualified sales opportunities.

Design Strategy

Instead of asking:

"How do I showcase every feature?"

I asked:

"How can I help someone understand this product in under a minute?"

That question shaped every design decision.

I built the experience around a single customer journey rather than a feature list.

This approach reduces cognitive load while making the product feel more relatable and easier to understand.

Design Decision

1. Clean Visual Hierarchy

I used generous spacing and consistent typography to improve readability and guide attention through the page.

2. Product-First Visuals

Rather than relying on decorative illustrations, I chose realistic product mockups to reinforce credibility and help visitors imagine using the platform.

3. Progressive Disclosure

Information is introduced gradually.

Each section builds on the previous one, preventing users from feeling overwhelmed while maintaining engagement throughout the page.

4. Conversion-Focused Layout

Calls-to-action are strategically placed throughout the page instead of appearing only once.

This ensures visitors always have an opportunity to take the next step after understanding a key piece of information.

Base360 landing page: hero, product dashboard, channel logos and key numbersBase360 landing page: product features and the 'follow one comment' walkthroughBase360 landing page: how to get started in three stepsBase360 landing page: customer reviews, final call to action and footer