been.designMake the product clear before the demo.
We help AI teams explain the job their product does, the workflow around it and the evidence a buyer can inspect. Real interfaces and accurate diagrams give the story something concrete to stand on.
Begin with a task someone recognises.
An AI label does not tell a buyer how a product fits their working day. We start with the user, their input, the system's output and the decision or task that follows. Technical depth belongs where a visitor can explore it deliberately.
This can fit a new product launch or a website that needs to explain several capabilities without turning the homepage into a feature catalogue.
A story grounded in the product.
- Audience, use-case and page-structure planning.
- Approved product screens, workflow diagrams and interface compositions.
- A clear distinction between available features, examples and roadmap items.
- Responsive website design, shared components and agreed development.
- Demo or enquiry actions, metadata and launch QA within the agreed scope.
Different products need different explanations.
Update.ai's case study connects customer conversations with account intelligence. Minexa explains the route from a webpage to structured data. Vanos and Spacedome show a more technical presentation for enterprise systems and research.
Those are examples of product communication and website delivery. They are not evidence of model accuracy, security certification or a guaranteed increase in sales.
Make proof part of the brief.
You provide the approved product facts, current availability and material we can publish. We identify where an example needs anonymised data, where a demo is illustrative and where a technical claim needs an owner to approve it.
Security, privacy, customer logos and performance claims should come from your verified documentation. The design gives visitors a route to that evidence; it cannot create the evidence itself.
Bring a walkthrough, not just a pitch deck.
Share a product demonstration, the main buyer, the workflow you want to explain and the action the site should support. We will review the content and interface material before agreeing the visual direction and platform.
Website
$8,000The published Website plan is $8,000 for up to six pages with Next.js development. A single launch page is a separate $6,000 plan. Framer builds, complex product demos, custom backend work and content migration are quoted to the brief.
Final deliverables, feedback rounds and milestones are agreed in your proposal.A little of the work.
Before you decide.
How to explain an AI product on your website.
A practical AI website guide using Update.ai, Minexa, Vanos and Spacedome: explain the workflow, show real interfaces and separate proof from claims.
A SaaS homepage checklist, with real project examples.
Review a SaaS homepage's message, product visuals, proof, navigation and next step, using actual decisions from Update.ai, Minexa and LeanScale.
A website project brief you can use.
A practical website brief with a free text template: audience, pages, content, proof, integrations, migration, ownership and measurement. No email form required.
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