For our project with Salesforce Agentforce 360, storytelling became the structure. Instead of long-form explanations, the experience turns platform complexity into something you can navigate.
Instead of long-form explanations, the experience turns platform complexity into something you can navigate.
At the center is a 3D navigation system made of ten glass tiles, brought to life with smooth, physics-based motion and magnet-like interactions that make the ecosystem feel connected.
Salesforce wanted to reshape how technical audiences — CIOs, developers, and architects — perceive Agentforce 360. The goal wasn’t adding more information; it was changing the mental model from “separate products” to one unified platform that feels clear, modern, and easy to understand.
Behind the scenes, the platform was built as a modular, scalable system designed to evolve. Salesforce teams can adjust content and structure while keeping motion, UX principles, and performance consistent — so the experience stays cohesive as Agentforce 360 grows.
