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Taste Test
A large screen catches your attention at an exhibition.
You have about 3 seconds to decide whether to stop and take a closer look.
Which direction makes you more curious?
A) Product-first
B) Message-first
Exploring hero section concepts for Pixtap, an NFC-powered business card brand.
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Product First approach here, creates a balanced design that perfectly aligns the message with the product.
Exactly my thought. Keeping the message and product working together made the direction feel more cohesive and neither of them felt competing each other. Thanks for the opinion 😊 🙌
Going B. At an exhibition with 3 seconds of attention, the message does the heavy lifting first. Once they stop, the product becomes the proof.
Great insight ! Thanks for sharing your perspective! 🙌
nice work
Thank You😊 , really appreciate that !
Thanks, Sajid! The point about scanning from a distance feels soo valid for an exhibition environment. 👏
I prefer the product first Love the visuals, one of the best have seen so far today....... Keep up the great work
Thank you! I'm happy the product-first direction resonated with you. Really appreciate it 🙌
You are most welcome
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