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Nice work
Professional work Liana.
the star field reads way deeper now, especially behind that huge luna ui type. keeping the nav to just two little pills was the right move
This is so dope! Like this tracking effect on a cursor
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Check it out: https://www.hauntedbouldercity.com/ 👻 👽 🛸
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Help me decide the best visual direction for this 3D Product Hero Section:
Option A: Bold red accent with high visual impact
Option B: Subtle orange tone with smooth lighting focus
If you're building luxury e-commerce platforms, which UI aesthetic do you prefer?
Let’s hear your thoughts below! 👇
16 voted
52%
15 voted
48%
31 votes
Closed
Option A commands immediate attention for high-impact visual campaigns, but Option B feels much more aligned with luxury e commerce. A subtle, warmer tone creates a refined, high end look that keeps the product front and center without overwhelming the interface.
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