Two hero directions for Extreme Sweat, a performance sweatshirt brand built to survive what you w...

Two hero directions for Extreme Sweat, a performance sweatshirt brand built to survive what you w...Two hero directions for Extreme Sweat, a performance sweatshirt brand built to survive what you w...

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Farida Amin

pro

• 21h

Two hero directions for Extreme Sweat, a performance sweatshirt brand built to survive what you won't. Same dark canvas, same yellow product, two different attitudes.💧 One curates the brand. The other converts the visitor.

Which hero makes you add to cart? 👇

dtcbrand Figma freelancerlife

14 votes

Ends in 1d

Israel Tobiloba

• 20h

Editorial Slider is Lit 🔥

Samuel Olasunkanmi

• 21h

The two design heros are great but the split type version looks better

acream

pro

• 15h

I like the natural skin!

Kabir Ahmed

pro

• 8h

Second one looks perfect

Emmanuel Munteh

• 6h

Editorial Slider!

Révolté

pro

• Jul 25

Spent way too long asking: can a brand look like it survived a riot and still hold up on a billboard? XEROX RIOT is my answer — every "random" letter in the logo actually follows the same rule, at every scale, every time. Chaos, but load-bearing.

Check it out

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• Jul 25

When my page reloaded i didnt saw who post this, but i knew it was you at first glance. Really good and characteristic work. I like that dark street style blending with contrast color in a way you do it. Great work once again!

Daxesh Patel

pro

• Jul 25

Can you guys help me choose the profile card style for a Social App we are working on A or B Which one would you choose?

Figma UI Design iosdesign

5 voted

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13 voted

72%

18 votes

Closed

MD Rafee Alam

• Jul 27

Went with B. An explicit "Follow +" label reads faster than a bare plus icon, especially for a social app where new users won't yet know what that icon means.