A complete UI/UX system for SalesDiary — the AI-powered front-line sales automation platform built for the FMCG industry — from visual design system to conversion-focused demo architecture.
SalesDiary is a complete front-line sales automation platform built for the FMCG industry — a sector experiencing 25% CAGR and one where the gap between field sales performance and management visibility is a direct commercial cost. The platform is positioned as a Sales Growth Platform rather than a conventional sales management tool: it goes beyond data capture to actively improve secondary sales effectiveness through real-time coverage analytics, AI-powered decision support, and a mobile-first interface built for distributed field sales teams across diverse geographies.
The brief was to create a digital presence that positioned SalesDiary accurately and compellingly as the Sales Growth Platform for the FMCG industry — communicating the depth and intelligence of an AI-powered platform to a non-technical commercial audience, driving demo bookings as the primary conversion action, and reflecting the brand's established visual identity while adopting a lighter, more modern aesthetic across the full site.
Enterprise SaaS websites in the sales automation category face a specific design problem. The audience — FMCG sales directors, distribution heads, and business owners evaluating field sales technology — is results-oriented, time-pressured, and highly sceptical of technology promises they have heard before. They need to understand quickly and clearly what the platform does, how it addresses their specific operational challenges, and why SalesDiary is the right choice over the numerous competing options in the market.
The design challenge was to communicate the depth and intelligence of an AI-powered platform to a non-technical commercial audience — while driving a single conversion action and making a feature-dense product feel navigable rather than overwhelming. Every design decision needed to serve both first-impression credibility and the goal of a booked demo.
"Communicate the depth and intelligence of an AI-powered platform to a non-technical commercial audience — drive demo bookings, reflect the established visual identity, and make a feature-dense product feel navigable rather than overwhelming."
Every major design call addressed a specific commercial or audience challenge. The table below traces the reasoning behind the five most consequential decisions in the engagement.
Five interlocking layers built a complete digital presence — from colour philosophy to conversion architecture.
The full UI/UX project — visual design system, page layouts, and interactive prototype — is documented on Behance.
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