Coordinated overlays
The mobile interface coordinates the purchase modal and Vani so they do not stack over each other. It locks the background while a panel is open, restores the visitor's position on close and supports the browser Back action.
A product you can inspect before you buy.
The storefront for a visual product has to show its work.
Sputnik Digital Effects built vanityfilter.com around that job. Visitors can examine retouching examples, choose a license and ask Vani for product help without losing their place. A moonlit garden gives the site its identity. The product remains in the foreground.
The visual setting gives VanityFilter a distinct home without turning the purchase journey into an animation.
Layered garden artwork and mist shift with native scrolling. Fireflies stay in the margins, while butterflies cross a decorative 2D canvas behind the content. The scene uses CSS transforms and canvas drawing, with no WebGL dependency.
Visitors can pause the scene, and that choice is remembered. Reduced-motion preferences and hidden tabs stop the animation. Reading pages use a quieter fixed composition, keeping long-form help comfortable to follow.
Skin retouching is a visual decision. Interactive comparisons put the evidence within reach.
Before-and-after controls let visitors move the dividing line across a portrait and examine the treatment themselves. The close-up comparison also offers preset choices, so the page can show how different settings change the same subject.
The presentation connects those examples to the desktop workflow and deeper feature pages.
See the comparisons on the live site
A narrow screen needs more than smaller desktop controls.
The mobile interface coordinates the purchase modal and Vani so they do not stack over each other. It locks the background while a panel is open, restores the visitor's position on close and supports the browser Back action.
The storefront keeps Stripe and PayPal purchase paths within the same product journey. Creator codes connect promotion links to the offer, while payment events feed the license-delivery workflow. English and Latin American Spanish pages give each audience a localized route through the site.
Vani answers product questions inside the storefront, with English and Spanish support connected to the same maintained product knowledge.
The page locale selects the appropriate Vani tenant on Sputnik's shared AI Chat Worker. Vani explains documented workflows and can collect a consented support handoff when a visitor needs further help.
Knowledge synchronization is part of website publishing. After a successful upload, the shared tooling reads the live canonical sitemap pages and verifies the new searchable source collection before activating it for both languages. Published guidance can reach Vani without a separate manual article-list rewrite.
A custom storefront with shared page components and a controlled visual setting.
Front-end controls let the visitor examine the retouching instead of taking a headline on trust.
Purchase and support surfaces share the screen without competing for it.
A shared support runtime serves localized pages and maintained website knowledge.
See the computer-vision pipeline and Windows product behind this storefront.
See VanityFilter 2.8