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SONAR LEADS - Logo and Visual Identity
A lead generation brand shouldn't just look professional. It should look like it understands targeting.
That's the thinking behind SONAR LEADS.
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VISION is a bold fashion landing page concept created for a premium eyewear brand focused on sharp silhouettes, strong identity, and modern luxury.
The challenge was to make the product feel exclusive and editorial while keeping the shopping experience clear and conversion-focused. The visual direction combines oversized typography, dramatic black-and-white imagery, deep red tones, and clean product presentation to create a strong first impression.
Special attention was given to:
• a high-impact hero section that immediately communicates the brand’s premium positioning;
• editorial layouts inspired by luxury fashion campaigns and magazine design;
• responsive desktop and mobile experiences optimized for product discovery 📱;
• featured product cards with clear pricing and collection-focused actions;
• trust-building details such as UV protection, premium materials, easy returns, and shipping benefits;
• strong CTAs that guide users toward exploring and shopping the collection;
• a distinctive visual system built around contrast, bold typography, and selective color accents.
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🚀 Design Challenge — Which Concept Wins? 👀
I've been exploring two different directions for a premium dental clinic website, both designed from scratch with a focus on modern UI, clean UX, and strong visual storytelling.
🦷 Concept A
✨ Bold editorial layout
✨ Minimal luxury aesthetic
✨ Large typography
✨ Premium 3D visuals
✨ High contrast & cinematic feel
VS.
🦷 Concept B
🌿 Bright and elegant
✨ Spacious composition
✨ Softer premium look
✨ Modern cards & subtle glass effects
✨ Clean, approachable experience
Both concepts are aimed at creating trust while feeling distinctive—not like another generic medical website.
👇 Which one would you choose and why?
A or B?
Your feedback will help shape the final direction. 💜
4 voted
27%
11 voted
73%
15 votes
Closed
Concept A's dark cinematic mode feels premium but might read as a little intimidating for a dental site, patients usually want reassurance over drama. Was this tested with actual patient personas or is it more of a portfolio exploration?