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RED ROOM PRESS is live.
A publisher staged in color. Every book its own room, lit once, hard, from one side. Four issues, four stages, no white seamless, no accidents.
Curtains open on scroll.
Amazing!
Awesome 😍
Curtains open on scroll is such a satisfying detail for a publishing brand. Building this in Lovable is an interesting choice, did you prototype that scroll interaction there directly or work it out elsewhere first?
Wow, This is Nice
nice work!!
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How did you approach adapting such an oversized composition for mobile?😍
Hey, sharing a case study, the become really popular on Behance, and we even received there UI Gallery Badge!
Split-testing my sales page layout same content, different structure. Curious which one you'd click Enroll on faster. 👇
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Curious which one wins? Follow along for more tests like this: x.com/rightnextstep
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It honestly depends on the visual layout out the section above and below this one but by the look of it section 1 has a nice hierarchy and ux wise it’s communicating everything in one fold💪🏻
