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Taste Test
Same Dermoscan website, two hero layouts.
A: text left, machine image fills the right, clean and clinical
B: text left, Fotofinder machine right with floating feature callouts, feels more interactive
Which hero section communicates the product better at first glance? 👇
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For a clinical device like the Fotofinder, Option A communicates the product faster - the machine image fills the right and there's nothing competing for the eye between the headline and the hero proof. The floating callouts in B add a step of reading that works once the user is...
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Option B is much clearer. Seeing the full machine right away makes it instantly obvious what kind of medical clinic this is.
Option B visually feels more like a beauty brand website design
Option B wins my eyes!!
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