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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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I would choose the futuristic one. Love it!
Thank you.
Awesome
Which one though?
Good choice acream
I love future
Thanks Abiyyu, I love that image style as well.
Historic one
It feels more relatable, surely
Both are great, but I'd choose the light one
Thanks Nora
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