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Taste Test
If this were your business website, which one would you choose?
Every business has a different personality.
Some brands build trust with a clean and simple design.
Others stand out with a bold and modern look.
Neither approach is wrong.
The best choice depends on your audience and the story you want your brand to tell.
So I'm curious...
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°ļø Clean and timeless
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±ļø Bold and modern
Which one would you choose for your business and why?
Drop your answer below. š
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I explored two color directions for this creative agency landing page.
šµ Blue ā Clean, modern, and professional.
š“ Red ā Bold, energetic, and eye-catching.
Which one would you choose for a creative agency website?
š Blue
ā¤ļø Red
Vote below and let me know why! š
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Red one is upper coolš
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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I really appreciate the subtle positioning of the 'Sportify' branding across both versions. Letting the player's head and the basketball layer overlapping the text in Version A gives it such great depth, while keeping it crisp and structural underneath the countdown in Version B...
What if you could go from brand assets to a full ad set in under 5 minutes?
I tested Canva Grow 2.0 from a client's perspective, using the brand identity and website we built for Dulce Oro, a premium agave spirits brand, as the foundation.
The idea was simple: could a client take their existing brand assets and spin up social ad creative without starting from scratch every time?
The output was honestly impressive. On-brand visuals, solid layouts, a full ad set in minutes. For a freelancer, this is the kind of tool that could genuinely expand what you offer clients without adding hours to your workflow.
But here's where I think it still needs work:
The website link sharing didn't pull any context for the AI. PDFs can't be uploaded, so I had to work with images instead. Also, it would have been just the perfect system within canva if they could upload custom fonts, so that brand-specific typography won't get lost in translation.
For clients with strong brand identities, these gaps can be filled to make Canva Grow the ultimate choice. Because the creative is only as good as the brand inputs it's working with.
The walkthrough is in the video above, including where it surprised me and where I had to work around it.
Are you building ad creative for clients inside a single tool yet, or are you still juggling five different platforms to get there?
GREAT pointers Chhavi! If Canva gets the upload fonts feature, it would be a game changer.
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