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Designed and Built the SwiftPress Marketing Site — a Motion-Led Landing Page for an AI Writing Keyboard

The SwiftPress website is the product's storefront — a single scrolling page that has to explain a keyboard people cannot see until they install it. It walks a visitor from the core promise, through how the AI sits on top of the iOS keyboard, the 16 supported languages, the theme system, and a privacy explainer, into an App Store download with a three-day free trial.

Client
BJS Soft Solutions LLC
Industry
Productivity / AI Writing Tools
Services
Brand & Web Design, Marketing Site Development, Motion & Interaction Design
Platform
Marketing Website
Timeline
6 Weeks
Designed and Built the SwiftPress Marketing Site — a Motion-Led Landing Page for an AI Writing Keyboard

About the Project

The SwiftPress website is the product's storefront — a single scrolling page that has to explain a keyboard people cannot see until they install it. It walks a visitor from the core promise, through how the AI sits on top of the iOS keyboard, the 16 supported languages, the theme system, and a privacy explainer, into an App Store download with a three-day free trial.

Hero — Write Smarter Anywhere
16 Languages, 0 App-Switches Section
Privacy & Themes Sections
The Challenge

Selling a Keyboard Nobody Can Try Before They Install It

SwiftPress lives inside other apps, so a marketing site can't just show a screenshot and expect the value to land. Visitors needed to understand an invisible, in-context AI layer, trust it with their typing, and reach the App Store — all in one scroll, on phones and desktops alike.

An abstract product to demo

The keyboard only appears once installed, so the site had to recreate the in-app feeling with motion and mockups.

Privacy is the main objection

Custom keyboards raise immediate trust questions, and the page had to answer them before asking for a download.

Many features, one scroll

Grammar, tone, translation, an assistant, and themes all needed room without turning the page into a spec sheet.

One clear conversion goal

Every section had to keep pushing toward a single action — install from the App Store and start the free trial.

Our Approach

From an invisible product to a scroll that sells it.

We turned the SwiftPress story into a single narrative page — establishing the promise, showing the AI in context through motion, addressing privacy head-on, and closing on the App Store — then built it as a fast, responsive marketing site.

August 2025September 2025
1 Week

01 / Discover

Pin down the core promise, the objections to defuse, and the one conversion goal the whole page serves.

2 Week

02 / Design

Design the scroll narrative, in-context keyboard mockups, language and theme sections, and the privacy explainer.

3 Week

03 / Build

Build the responsive site with scroll and hover motion, keeping it fast and legible on phones and desktops.

4 Week

04 / Ship

Launch with App Store links, analytics, and SEO in place, wired to the three-day free-trial flow.

Solution preview 1
Solution preview 2
The Solution

One Narrative Page That Recreates the In-App Experience

We built a single-scroll marketing site that opens on the promise — write smarter in any iOS app — then uses animated keyboard mockups to show grammar fixes, tone shifts, and translation happening in context. A live 16-language block, a theme carousel, an FAQ, and a dedicated privacy section each remove a reason not to install, before a final App Store call to action.

Animated keyboard mockups replay real rewrites — fix grammar, change tone, translate — so visitors see the in-context AI without installing anything.

A dedicated privacy section spells out on-device processing and skipped password fields, answering the main objection right before the download CTA.

Designed and Built the SwiftPress Marketing Site — a Motion-Led Landing Page for an AI Writing Keyboard

A storefront that does the explaining for you.

Beyond a feature list, the site carries the SwiftPress narrative end to end — promise, in-context demo, languages, themes, privacy, and download — so the product sells itself in one scroll on any device.

One page that turns curiosity into an install.

By pairing a tight scroll narrative with motion that recreates the keyboard in context and a privacy section that meets the main objection head-on, the SwiftPress site gives a hard-to-demo product a clear, fast path from landing to App Store.

01

Scroll Narrative

The page is sequenced as a story — promise, how it works, proof, objection handling, CTA — so each section sets up the next.

02

Motion That Demos the Product

Animated keyboard mockups replay real grammar, tone, and translation actions, standing in for a product visitors can't try yet.

03

Privacy Explainer

A dedicated section lays out on-device processing, skipped password and payment fields, and a no-training promise in plain language.

SwiftPress logo

Colours And Typography

Primary#7C3AED
Secondary#EDE9FE
Ink#1E1B2E
Accent#2563EB

Typography

The site uses SF Pro throughout, matching the keyboard and the iOS apps SwiftPress lives inside, so the marketing surface reads as an extension of the product rather than a separate brand world.

SF Pro

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Hero Section
AI-Typing Powered Section
Writing Is Scattered Section
16 Languages Block
Privacy & Download CTA

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Mahad Asghar

Mahad Asghar

Founder & CEO at CrossSonic