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Website design for Flowers / bouqete business.
The goal was:
- Neutral tone ( not feminine driven
- Clear offer positioning
- Not to show flowers in every section
- Target audience was corporate businesses.
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A landing page concept designed for a family-focused yoga studio. The goal was to create a calm, welcoming first impression while maintaining a clear visual hierarchy and intuitive user experience.
Goal
Design a hero section that communicates the studio's atmosphere, establishes trust, and encourages visitors to take action without overwhelming them with information.
Design Approach
• Clean and minimal layout focused on readability and clarity
• Strong visual hierarchy that guides attention from the headline to the primary call-to-action
• Custom image masking and typography to create a distinctive brand presence
• Carefully balanced supporting visuals that reinforce the message without competing for attention
Outcome
The result is a modern, aesthetically balanced hero section that highlights the studio's identity while making it easy for potential clients to explore classes and get in touch.
Tools
Figma
Keywords
#WebDesign #UIUXDesign #LandingPage #HeroSection #WellnessDesign #YogaStudio #MinimalDesign #Figma #ProductDesign
What I find interesting about hero sections is that users decide within seconds whether a product feels right for them.
Creating a sense of trust, clarity, and calm while still encouraging action is much harder than it looks. Nicely thought through 👏
Honest check: when a potential client opens your website today, which side of the spectrum does it feel closer to? Ps: This redesign case is on my profile!
1 voted
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Closer to the right for me.
What stands out isn't just the visual upgrade, it's the shift in perception. The redesign communicates innovation, credibility, and brand confidence much faster. In many UX projects, those first few seconds often determine whether visitors continue exploring or leave.
Still can't believe this is fully native.
With the Framer 3.0 update I rebuilt this viral landing page using Opus 4.8. The result is insane.
Edit every layer on the canvas or just ask Claude
Check it live https://lumio.framer.media/
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