Help me decide the best visual direction for this 3D Product Hero Section: Option A: Bold red acc...

Help me decide the best visual direction for this 3D Product Hero Section: Option A: Bold red acc...Help me decide the best visual direction for this 3D Product Hero Section: Option A: Bold red acc...

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Refil kae

• Sep 21

Help me decide the best visual direction for this 3D Product Hero Section:

Option A: Bold red accent with high visual impact Option B: Subtle orange tone with smooth lighting focus

If you're building luxury e-commerce platforms, which UI aesthetic do you prefer? Let’s hear your thoughts below! 👇

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16 voted

52%

15 voted

48%

31 votes

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Sahil Sharma

pro

• Sep 21

option B

Sahil S

• Sep 21

option B

Maty Sandoval

max

• Sep 21

B, the warm light gives it a lifestyle feel instead of a spec sheet feel, which matters more for shoes than people admit. Is this going on the homepage hero or a PDP, because that might change which one wins?

Refil kae

• Sep 21

Thanks for the solid feedback! It’s actually for the Homepage Hero, so that lifestyle vibe in Option B fits the context perfectly

Alex Prokhorov

max

• Oct 23

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Muhammad Mustafa

• Oct 24

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Anita Autorino

max

• Oct 22

Can two different typographic directions change how you perceive the same skincare brand? 👀

For Elanor, a skincare brand I’ve worked on, I’m putting two wordmark directions head to head.

A. Script Combo brings more personality and a distinctive, expressive touch.

B. Contemporary feels cleaner, more restrained, and modern.

Now I want your honest opinion: A or B? Which direction feels right for Elanor, and why?

Logo Design Brand Design

26 voted

58%

19 voted

42%

45 votes

Closed

Sagar Nawaz

• Oct 23

Absolutely! Typography changes everything. For Élanor, I love the contemporary direction - it feels elegant, clean and very premium for a skincare brand like this. The É icon on top is a beautiful touch! Script has personality but contemporary feels more timeless for skincare. Great exploration!