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We had a debate in the studio on this one.
Do you lead with contrast and let the brand breathe, or do you go full brand saturation and make it unmistakable?
These are two email directions we designed for Vesper, our Kajabi demo build.
Tell us which approach you'd open, click, and remember.
See the project here!
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was shocked to see i'm the sole voter so far on option B, but i DO love both options you've got available! i went for B because it screamed creativity & true understanding of self. it's rare i see something that feels so fully authentic & unapologetic, & i think the design...
option A is sick! 💯
Both versions are immaculate, I especially love the color composition on this too clean and crisp👍🏼
A all day
Option A looks cool
A is too good. B is great too, but A feels like the right direction.
hmmmmm Go for A
Option A. The contrast creates a cleaner hierarchy and makes the brand accents feel more intentional. B is visually striking, but A is the one I'd actually read and click.
I’d definitely open Option A, it feels cleaner, more readable, and lets the content shine
I feel like A is the clear winner here. I like the contrast between the blue and orange tones and the gray/white bg. The overall impression feels more light and the readability is also a lot better. ✌️
Option A, because white space is the main ingredient of any design.
A ftw
Option A has better usability
This is brilliant
Option A is nice
would go with Option A for it's calm design
A of course
that A feels natural and calm, more premuim
Both look cool, but I'd definitely pick Option A over B. Dark text on white background I feel like makes it easier read. The use of imagery looks cooler too.
Its a tough choice i get the debate
For B, there is a UX accessbility issue (color)
A looks more sleek
Option A
Really hard choice but Option A gives more breathing space compared to the monotonous feel of OptionB
Option A
Option A looks more natural and user friendly
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