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A : hero created by Dither Engine -- product launch hero for an AI or computational modeling company.
B : hero created by Halftone Engine -- for business expense management, finance and AI SaaS
Which one do you like the most ?
👇 A or B ?
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Good pick!👍
That's a fair choice!😊
Both are amazing.
Means a lot bro, thanks!
Outstanding !
Really happy that you like it, bro!😃
Good call, glad you like it :) thanks a lot.
A for me. The Dither hero reads more experimental and computational, which fits an AI or modeling launch. The halftone one feels a touch soft for finance SaaS, where clarity and trust usually need to win the hero first.
Exactly! I totally agree with you brother :)
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👇 A or B ?
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Went with calm and focused. The copy is literally asking people to focus on what matters, so a header that competes for attention with a glow works against its own message.