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Which version would make you trust this travel agency and submit a tour request?
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The "After" layout is a complete transformation, but what really ties it together is the sticker-style illustration work under the main hero header. Integrating local flavor like the Santa Cruz camel character into the design shows a fantastic understanding of the agency’s...
Thank you so much! Local character was the key — the design had to feel like them, not just any travel site.
Fantastic transformation 👏🏻 🌴 design which push customer to explore the site 🏖️
Thank you! That was exactly the goal — to make it feel inviting to explore😊
You can view the website at the link
The "after" version sells the destination first instead of making people work to picture the trip. For a travel agency specifically that emotional hook probably matters more than for most industries. Did you test this with real prospects, or is it more of a gut call based on travel conversion patterns you've seen before?
Mostly gut call informed by patterns — travel is one of those categories where people buy the feeling first and justify with logistics later. That said, I'd love to A/B test it with real prospects)
Thank you for voting😊
This deserves more than just liking, this deserves to be featured! 🏆 That new layout feels like an immersive, interactive web page.
Thank you so much! 🙏 That really means a lot — I wanted it to feel alive, not just static. Still lots to improve, but comments like this keep me going!
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