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Button 1 reads as the stronger primary action to me—the calmer green and tighter visual weight let the form hierarchy breathe. Button 2 feels more prominent, but its heavier footer-like block competes with the content.
button 2
Button 1.
Button 1 works better and its actually the standard positioning for a CTA, the CTA is a key action that should be noticed without any confusion
Button 1 does the work
Botton 1 works better
Button 1
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