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✨ Two styles. One campaign. Which Daymade design hits differently?
I explored two creative directions for Daymade, combining lifestyle storytelling with bold typography and fresh, energetic colors. ☀️🥤
💛 Option 1: Fresh & Minimal 💗 Option 2: Bold & Playful
Which one grabs your attention? 👀
Cast your vote! 🗳️👇
25 voted
26%
73 voted
74%
98 votes
Closed
Nice work!
it's option 1 for me
Thanks
wow!
Option 2 stands out more for me!
Thanks
Brilliant breakdown! Local targeting truly makes all the difference for small businesses.
Option 2
Option 2 looks better
Option 2 feels better
Option 2 stands out more for me!
option 2
Option 2 for me! 💗 The pink accents add personality and energy while keeping the overall design clean. It feels more eye-catching for a lifestyle campaign. 👌
Option 1 for me
2, that pink pop is perfect!
I option 2, it's looks better
Thanks
I’d go with Option 2 — Bold & Playful! 💗 The energetic colors and strong typography feel more eye-catching and give the campaign a memorable personality, especially for a lifestyle brand.
lovely design
Option 2
option 1's warmer light fits 'made for more than the morning' way better, option 2 reads more like evening
Option 2 looks good.
I like the second option.
There’s too much going on, and the text isn’t clearly visible either.
2n option def pops out moreee!!✨
Option 2
Option 2 grabs my attention and also amplifies the smile 😊
Bold direction, works well
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