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Option B won! 🏆 Thank you to everyone who voted on the layout.
For anyone curious about the original website, here is the quick before-and-after.
The main goal here was to fix the text contrast. Changing the background image made the typography fully visible while adding much-needed context; sharpening the hierarchy to increase the overall impact and drive actual conversions.
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