A/B Testing Artwork: Optimizing SWKID CORE.TXT Packaging

A/B Testing Artwork: Optimizing SWKID CORE.TXT PackagingA/B Testing Artwork: Optimizing SWKID CORE.TXT Packaging

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Kirill M.

• Jun 10

A/B test for the SWKID CORE.TXT cover artwork.

I’m finalizing the packaging for my modular grid system, and I want to hear from the community. Both options follow strict layout discipline, but they project entirely different energies.

Option A: Pure Swiss minimalism. Heavy typographic restraint and clean space. Option B: Y2K Chrome aesthetics layered over a dark brutalist grid.

Which direction represents the architecture of design better?

6 voted

60%

4 voted

40%

10 votes

Closed

Nikita Vereshko

pro

• Jun 10

the left one looks really good

MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 10

Option A for me. When the product is a grid system, the cover should demonstrate that restraint, not override it. The Swiss approach lets the typography carry the weight without competing with the concept.

Isaac Oyelese

• Jun 10

Option 1 gives premium vibes

Nina Brylevych

pro

• Jun 11

Option 1 for me! The distorted, glitchy treatment gives it so much more energy and tension while still keeping that strict grid discipline. Both are strong though, SWEAKID!