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Two completely different directions for the same website location section. Which one you would lead with in a client presentation?
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Good choice acream
I love future
Thanks Abiyyu, I love that image style as well.
Historic one
It feels more relatable, surely
I would choose the futuristic one. Love it!
Thank you.
Both are great, but I'd choose the light one
Thanks Nora
Amazing!
Thank you Rakibul
Personally the futuristic stands out more to me, loved it
I love the minimalistic but full of personality visuals of future too
yeah, exactly
Really loving the way the structures transformed. feels like an artwork
Thanks Pratham. Which one you like better though?
The futuristic ones looks good. Dither is not unique anymore so trying something different like that is really cool
Absolutely loved the historic one.
Thanks Kanishka, me too
Feature
Do you like futuristic more?
I choose Historic, because the coloring sticks with the brain.
I agree, it has a lasting impact
Depends but i always have a thing for grain. so, historic
Grain and noise do add a personality.
Futuristic🔥
Great choice
I choose futuristic.
That one looks minimal for sure
Historic looks amazing @Nirmit Rana
Thanks Ehtasham
The future looks cool
Thanks Ajibola
Went with Historic. The landmarks give clients an instant, literal read on "three time zones" without needing explanation, and the contrast makes it feel confident in a deck. The futuristic version is beautiful but the abstract blobs would need more context to land.
While I prefer historic, we also have to really look at the brand story to see what the client truly wants
From a personal preference, the Futuristic one feels super clean and modern. Outstanding work on both concepts! 👏✨
I loved that historic one
I was fairly sure about selecting the bold option, but the timezone detail guided me toward a better decision. That's amazing!
Thats a keen observation.
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