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Taste Test
One tiny color change.
Same composition.
Same animation.
But one feels colder and more "tech", while the other feels warmer and more energetic.
Funny how a slight hue shift can completely change the mood of a scene.
Which one would you pick? 👀
12 voted
41%
17 voted
59%
29 votes
Closed
Balahomyr both are amazing but version B slightly more engaging
Version B
Version B
Version A
I feel like, in general, version B is much more visually appealing, whereas the other version feels bland, almost blending into the background with no contrast or stimulation.
Honestly Version B pulls me in more, the warmer tone just feels more alive. Did you land on that shift by testing a bunch of hues or did one just click right away?
depends who it's for. version A reads enterprise and serious, version B reads consumer and energetic. pick the audience first and the hue basically picks itself, both are right just for different rooms
They both look great! I think i'd pick one if I knew the mood or feeling the entire product is supposed to give.
I would prefer B
Funny facts is that upon looking at it, we can tell what was different, but it still doesn't define how it got better by that slight difference. Definitely B for the win!🔥✨
One of the best designs I’ve seen today. Really solid work 👏 That warmer version would feel incredibly alive once translated into Framer interactions!
Amazing Work
Version B!!
Version B
Version B
I choose the B version
Version A feels flatter.
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