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Taste Test
Option 1 β Bold & Editorial
Two directions. One brand. Which one wins? π
I explored two different visual approaches for the same coaching website β each with its own personality, typography, color, and visual energy.
A β Bold, dark & editorial
B β Bright, elegant & modern
If you were the client, which direction would you choose?
Cast your vote and tell me what made you pick it. π
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Iβd go with A. The bold editorial direction has more character and feels more memorable.
Appreciate it, Kabir! π A definitely has that bold editorial character.
I like the option b
Thanks, Sevki! π₯ Option B is a strong choice!
A transmits more power π
Thank you, Celia! π A definitely brings more power.
Both looksπ₯ π₯
Haha, thank you! π₯π₯ Glad you like both!
Both are amazing
Appreciate it, Afnan! β€οΈ Both have their own vibe.
Option A with Option B hero would look more attractive ig
Thatβs an interesting combo! π₯ A with Bβs hero could definitely be a strong direction.
Yeah, try it and you can share if you want
Thanks! π Glad Option A works for you!
Really appreciate that! π₯ The distinct editorial direction was exactly the goal.
I go with A
Thank you! A definitely has a strong visual presence. π
The layout designs are great but the option A looks better
Thank you, Samuel! Glad Option A stood out to you. Appreciate the feedback!
C'mon option A takes the crown, B looks so generic.
Haha, thank you! π A definitely has a stronger personality, and Iβm glad that came through.
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Going with A on this one. For a coaching brand, editorial and bold does more to build trust before someone even reads a word. B is clean, but it could belong to almost anyone. A already feels like it has a point of view.
Thank you, Reem! I really appreciate the insight. Building that sense of trust and personality was a big part of the direction for A. π
Iβd go with A.
Thank you
Sexiest designssss β€π
Put the option A lady to the background B. The other thing is option A, ''J'' covered by the big back.
Thank you
I will go for option A.
Option A
Option A for me. The dark hero section gives it a super high end premium feel and makes the brand look very authoritative.
Option A
It was really hard to decide since both are looking amazing! But Dark & Bold has something special for me.
Option B just has a cleaner eye to me, maybe it's the full bleed at the top!
great choice option A, the client would prefer at a glance.
@all Thank you everyone
Really nice work and B is a stronger concept.
option A is better
Option A feels more personal and has good vibes that clients need to feel before joining (i believe it can increase the conversion)
Love the personality that is in Option A
For a coaching brand I lean A on first impression: the dark editorial hero reads as authority, which is what earns trust before anyone reads a word. One note though, the name gets partly covered by the portrait in A, so I would lift the type clear of her shoulder. B is cleaner but reads closer to a template.
Haha, I can imagine! π Safari shots can be so unpredictable, but you handled it beautifully. The movement and timing came together really well π₯ Great work!
Option A lands stronger for a coaching brand. The bold type creates presence and authority which is exactly what clients want to feel when they first land on your site.
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