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Taste Test
One skincare brand. Two different hero experiences.
I designed two homepage hero concepts for **Verlia**, a premium skincare brand, exploring how visual storytelling can shape a brand's first impression.
Both concepts use a warm, neutral palette and minimal luxury aesthetic, but each has its own personality.
Option 1 — Minimal & Product-Focused. A clean, framed layout that puts the products and shopping experience in the spotlight.
Option 2 — Editorial & Immersive. A bold brand introduction paired with rich product photography and a more expressive visual composition.
Which hero design would you choose for a luxury skincare website?
Vote for Opt. 1 or Opt. 2, and share what made you choose it in the comments.
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