This sounds like a super fun and creative feature — a branded Omnisend llama virtual pet that lives in the corner of the website! Below is a complete instruction draft you can give to the v0 AI (or any other dev/AI assistant) to start building this concept. I’ve also included additional ideas to enhance engagement and brand connection. ⸻ Instruction for v0 AI: “Omnisend Llama Virtual Pet” Overview Create a gamified, Tamagotchi-inspired virtual pet for the Omnisend website. The pet will be an Omnisend-themed llama living in a small bubble at the bottom-right corner of the website. The llama reacts to user interactions like clicks and “feeding” it with letters (emails), and in return gives marketing tips or witty reactions. ⸻ Core Features Visuals • Display a small, animated bubble in the bottom-right corner of the screen. • When clicked, a llama pops out of the bubble — stylized to match Omnisend’s branding (e.g. brand colors, elements like envelopes, etc.). • The llama can blink, smile, jump, spit, and express emotions (happy, sad, neutral, etc.). User Interactions • Clicking the llama = petting it: • Triggers a happy animation (tail wag, hum, smile, wiggle). • The llama gives a short, fun email marketing tip or best practice. • Feeding the llama with letters: • A button or drag-and-drop mechanism lets users “feed” the llama letters (represented by envelope icons). • Each feed action increases a “Happiness Meter.” • The happier the llama, the more valuable or quirky the tips become. • Llama can say things like: • “Yum! That CTA placement was delicious!” • “Your open rates are tastier than hay!” • “Om-nom-nisend!” • Neglect (no feeding/petting): • Llama becomes sad, turns its back, droops ears, or spits. • Might say things like: • “Are you ghosting your lists like you ghost me?” • “Sad llama, poor segmentation…” ⸻ Hints (from slide content) Applied • Emotion-Driven Design: • Use facial expressions, animations, or color shifts to represent the llama’s emotional state. • Emotional states change over time or with interaction (e.g., gets bored or moody without interaction). • Spitting Feature (funny consequence): • If you overfeed the llama or ignore it for too long, it spits (animation + playful message). • Could also spit out bad practices: • “Spit! That subject line was blah.” • “Eww, did you just say ‘Dear Sir/Madam’?” • Omnisend Universe Integration: • Bubble can have little email or SMS icons floating. • Llama could occasionally wear little accessories (e.g., envelope sunglasses, SMS hats). ⸻ Bonus Ideas • Daily Tip Mode: First interaction of the day gives a bonus tip or unlocks a “Llama Wisdom of the Day.” • Email Challenge Mode: • “Want to A/B test your subject lines? I dare you!” • Llama proposes micro-challenges. • Customizable Names: • Users can name their llama (stored in localStorage/cookie). • Email Score Reaction: • If possible, hook it into email performance data and react: • “Your CTR went up 3%? I’m proud of you!” ⸻ Basic Technical Behavior { "onClickBubble": "showLlama()", "onClickLlama": "triggerPetting(); displayTip(); updateMood('happy')", "onFeedLetter": "triggerEatingAnim(); displayTip(); updateHappinessMeter(+1)", "onIdleTimeExceeded": "triggerSadMood(); llamaSpits(); displayWittyMessage()" } ⸻ Would you like me to help with the actual code snippets, wireframe mockups, or llama tip library for email marketing?