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Voximplant IVR

Voximplant IVR

Landing pageVoice interfaceAnimation

Landing page for Voximplant’s IVR order tracking. Customers call, say a waybill number or their name, and hear where their order is.

My role

Designer

  • Landing page
  • Test call window
  • Animation

Team

I worked directly with Voximplant’s engineering team. Their developers built the page.

Flow

From the first screen to a test call

The first screen says that tracking works by voice, with no digits to type. Below it, a demo window plays a call over a map of Moscow, and the bot answers where the parcel is and when it will arrive.

Four cards list what the service does: several orders in one call, 98% recognition accuracy, a report on order status and delivery dates, and CRM integration. The bot speaks in the voice people know from Yandex.Navigator.

The test call window shows a number to dial and a code to enter once the call connects, with a 30-second timer. After that, you say the answers the page suggests.

The whole landing page: the first screen, the demo call over a map of Moscow, the Yandex.Navigator voice block with four cards, the footer, then the test call window with the number, the code and the timer