Implementation Elements

These elements can be used individually, but the most successful deployments combine multiple elements across the customer journey.

Purpose: Persistent visibility and easy access.

Adding a "Visualise" or "Visualise at Home" button to your main navigation ensures customers always know the feature exists.

We recommend context-driven language such as:

✔ "Visualise in Your Home"
✔ "Upload Your Photo"
✔ "See It in Your Space"

On mobile, this can appear:

As a header button
Within the navigation drawer
With supporting descriptive text

Best practice: trigger a contextual popover or link to a dedicated landing page rather than launching directly without explanation.

Desktop examples

Mobile examples

2. Contextual CTA Banners

Purpose: Educate before action.

Feature banners on key pages (homepage, category pages, product collections) help explain:

What the tool does
That users can upload their own photo
What they will be able to customise

Example copy:

Upload a photo of your room to explore styles, colours and materials in your own space.

These banners significantly improve click-through rates compared to standalone buttons.

Example of a contextual callout banner

Feature banner with supporting imagery and clear CTA

3. Popovers & Intro Modals

Purpose: Provide immediate clarity.

Instead of linking directly to the visualiser, a popover can:

Explain how it works
Show a preview image
Outline the 3-step process (Upload → Select Area → Customise)
Reinforce that the experience works on mobile

Popovers can be:

Manually triggered via navigation
Automatically shown to first-time visitors

This approach reduces user hesitation and increases launch confidence.

Example popover dialog explaining the visualiser workflow

4. Dedicated Landing Page

Purpose: Fully prepare the user before launch.

A dedicated landing page is one of the most effective implementation approaches. It allows you to:

Explain how the visualiser works
Showcase screenshots or video walkthroughs
Highlight benefits (confidence, decision-making, faster selection)
Improve SEO around terms relevant to your products (for example "blinds visualiser" or "see blinds in my room")

This page should clearly communicate:

Upload your own photo
Select your area
Explore finishes and styles instantly

Include strong CTA buttons such as:

Visualise in Your Home
Upload Your Photo Now

This page can be linked from navigation, banners and product pages.

Example dedicated landing page with clear explanation and CTA

5. Product Page "Visualise" Buttons

Purpose: Increase enquiry confidence and lead quality.

The goal of the visualiser is often not immediate purchase — it is to help customers feel confident enough to submit an enquiry.

Adding a "Visualise in Your Home" button directly on product detail pages allows users to preview the exact product they are considering before contacting your team.

Product detail page with integrated Visualise button