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Taste Test
I’ve always admired the Chevrolet Impala. There’s something about that long body, the stance, the presence. It’s one of those cars I’d genuinely love to own someday.
So I thought, why not design a website for it?
I imagined what the Impala could feel like if a classic icon were presented with a more modern digital experience. That became the idea behind this concept.
A classic shape. Built for now.
A or B? Which hero direction would you choose?
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