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After watching the Artemis mission I decided take a look at the Canadian Space Agency website and decided to redo it for fun.
The goal was to modernize the web site and create something that would get people interested in learning more about it.
Here are some hero section explorations I created for it.
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Hero 1 tells the story better and the choice of image is clean. I'm curious, why did you make the nav bar CTA a dropdown?
Because on the original website it’s a drop down to the rest of the pages of the Canada.ca website, I wanted to keep the exact information they have at the moment!
Nice!
Thank you!🙏
Hero 1 will actually tell the story better.
I think so too, I think it conveys the message better!
Yeah😊
Great
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