Four choices, made separately: the bubble on the page, the window it opens, what greets a visitor before they type, and how it behaves on a phone. Everything else is a detail you can set at the bottom.
This is the thing half a million people a month will see whether or not they ever click it. Five worth arguing about, with four more variations behind the button if you want them.
Same assistant, same answer, four ways of presenting it. Shown at real size — a chat window always flatters itself when shrunk down.
The state before anyone types. This is the highest-leverage screen in the whole build: it decides what people ask, which decides how often the assistant has a good answer and how much of the demand data is usable.
Most summer traffic arrives on a phone, so this is not a secondary case. The question is whether opening the assistant means leaving the page.
These compose with any combination above. Change one and the preview at the bottom updates.
Your current selection, live. Click the bubble to open it.
Business names, distances and seasonal copy are placeholders. The AI disclosure and the email opt-in appear in every combination — those are compliance requirements, not design choices.