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Taste Test
Which landing page wins in the first 3 seconds?
Same product. Same goal. Two different creative directions.
A focuses on energy, motion, and emotional impact.
B prioritizes clarity, structure, and instant readability.
If you landed on this website for the first time, which version would make you stay longer?
Vote A or B and tell me why.
Your feedback helps shape the final design.
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A is my option to go because it fits the "proffessional sport" category perfectly with a dynamic picture.
I’m going with A. The hero image feels much more dynamic.
Tough choice, but I’d choose A.
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Both work well, but B feels more premium to me.
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