Exploring two different directions for a potential brewery website refresh in Framer. The idea was to showcase their products in a dynamic way: showing the custom labels designed for each variety of beer, custom designs and information.
The first direction is a bit static (PNG), easier for updates and loading times. But the second one... it took a bit more work but was able to workaround Framer and include native-ish 3D objetcs to have a more interactive experience.
Same product. Same brand. Two different approaches. Which direction feels more engaging to you?
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A modern SaaS website concept designed in Figma, featuring clean layouts, intuitive navigation, consistent visuals, and a user-friendly experience across different screen sizes.
Love the case study presentation! The mockup choice and the "Build, launch and grow your ideas" hero section feels very modern SaaS. Great job balancing visuals and usability.
✨ Two Hero Concepts. One Bag Brand. Which One Wins? 👜
Exploring two different visual directions for Vellato, a fictional bag brand designed around everyday style, bold aesthetics, and modern fashion.
🔵 Option A: Bold Vibrant
🤍 Option B: Clean Editorial
If you were designing the digital experience for Vellato, which direction would you choose?
Option A or Option B?
Drop your vote in the comments! I'd love to hear which one catches your eye and why.