Module 3 of 6Lesson 1 of 3~12 min
Design the conversational experience
An assistant is judged as much on its successes as on the way it fails, admits it doesn't know or hands over. This lesson teaches you to design your assistant's conversational experience, from where users first discover it to the handoff to a human when the conversation goes off track.
Lesson objective
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to design the entry point, the tone, the behavior under uncertainty and the handoff to a human, for a happy path and a failure path.
Topics covered
- conversation design
- AI assistant UX
- tone of voice
- human handoff
- chatbot
Where it fits
Design the experience and behavior
How should the assistant present itself, answer, say "I don't know" and hand over?
Lessons in this module
- Design the conversational experience (this lesson)
- Write a production system prompt
- Specify the response format for the interface
What you will learn in this module
This lesson is part of the course Build an AI assistant for your product
- Design the conversational experience: entry point, tone, handling uncertainty, handoff to a human and response format.
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