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Taste Test
Working on a hero section for GenZz, a bold Gen Z eyewear and fashion brand. Testing two color directions for the landing page and honestly torn between them.
Version 2 has a mint to teal gradient background. Version 1 shifts it to a sky blue gradient. Same layout, same typography, same energy, just a different mood in the backdrop.
Which one pulls you in more and why. Curious if the mint feels more playful and on brand for Gen Z, or if the blue reads cleaner and more premium.
Would love your honest take before I lock this in with the client.
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The mint-to-teal direction feels especially ownable for a Gen Z eyewear brand—the contrast gives the product room to lead. I’d test the sky blue as a calmer secondary state so the system keeps a clear visual hierarchy.
Really appreciate the detailed take. That's exactly the direction I'm leaning too, using mint as the lead and blue as a calmer secondary state so the system has range without losing hierarchy. Good call.
Blue
Noted, thanks for weighing in.
Appreciate the vote, thank you
V1 for me. The sky blue feels fresher and makes the yellow pop really well.
Glad the blue tone is landing for you, and yeah the yellow really does pop against it. Good feedback, thank you.
Professional and impressive design work ! Good job
Thank you, really appreciate that.
the yellow sunglasses look so good
Thank you, that piece was fun to art direct.
cool, dmytro stands out. how long did this take?
Thanks. Took about 3 hours, concept to these two polished directions.
also, not sure I follow the dmytro reference, could you clarify?
cool, mohammad stands out. how long did this take?
I personally prefer green, it’s kind of trend color now and the menu is clear the only comment that I have Id you going to use green, try ti make the e bold text be dark green instead of dark blue to help both of them matching together
I love the choice of color
I'd go for V2
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