Conversational UI screen examples
Conversational UI screen design examples from SaaS apps. Explore interfaces that organize a task as an exchange of messages. Look at how prompts, replies, and response controls establish the sequence of interaction.
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AI chat interface in an unauthenticated empty state, prompting the user to ask a question or sign up, with a prominent announcement about joining Figma.
AI chat overlay where the user can ask financial questions, start a new chat, or access their AI financial profile.
List view where the user browses their existing applications while interacting with an AI agent in a side panel to generate a new app.
AI assistant drawer where the user chats with a workspace admin agent to review a rewrite plan for a BrightLayer page.
AI workspace where the user is building an e-commerce store, currently viewing and editing the generated pricing table in the admin panel.
AI chat interface within a note where the user prompts the assistant to draft a follow-up SMS for a ceramic coating estimate, accompanied by a global identity verification banner.
AI chat interface where the assistant explains a blocker in creating a team routine and presents interactive options to proceed.
Design editor where the user builds a portfolio website by chatting with an AI assistant to change copy and layout.
AI chat interface where the user has requested to schedule a break, showing the AI's drafted calendar event card, a reasoning indicator, and a bottom composer with a success toast notification.
Settings page where the user browses security and compliance integrations while an AI assistant floats in a panel to help turn an idea into a project spec.
Design editor where the user builds an invoice data extraction workflow using an AI chat assistant alongside a visual node canvas.
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Explore interfaces that organize a task as an exchange of messages. Look at how prompts, replies, and response controls establish the sequence of interaction.