Landing Page Typography and Color Pass for Payments

Landing Page Typography and Color Pass for PaymentsLanding Page Typography and Color Pass for Payments

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Ali Sabir

pro

• 19h

Same AP landing page, two passes. Left is type and spacing only, right adds one green and one lime for the numbers that matter. Which one would you trust with your company's payments? If your landing page needs this pass, I'm opening 2 slots in November.

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1 vote

Ends in 1d

Ali Sabir

pro

• 19h

The rule I used: colour only where a finance lead needs to act, the CTA, the savings card and this month's bar. Everything else stays ink. Would you add colour anywhere else?

NexUX Lab

• 4h

amazing work !

Krish Prajapati

• Oct 23

Which Testimonial Placement looks better?

Framer Web Design Templates Design

1 voted

17%

5 voted

83%

6 votes

Closed

Sagar Nawaz

• Oct 24

Great question Nish! Honestly center aligned feels more balanced for this section - it lets the line "they care about what they leave behind" breathe, and the testimonials get more focus. First version feels a bit left-heavy. Framer build is looking clean though!

Sumayya Maya

pro

• Oct 23

Two ad directions for Aura Aesthetics’ Botox Flash Sale. Same offer, different layout and feel.

Option A: split layout, model left, price card right, olive green accents, bold and direct Option B: model fills the right, soft rounded cards on the left, all warm neutrals, quieter and more elegant

Which one makes you tap “Schedule Your Discount”? 👇

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9 voted

53%

8 voted

47%

17 votes

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Ivan Shtefan

pro

• 2d

I'd tap A: the big $179 reads first and the olive block gives the CTA real contrast. Did you run both as live ads? Curious which one won on CTR.

Julia Calabrese

curator• Oct 23

Which ORBIT pulls you in: the quiet one or the loud one? ✨

One name, two directions. Same idea, an object in motion around a center. A → Heavy extended sans on black. The orbit is built into the O, a ring with a single satellite. Compact, graphic, impossible to ignore.

B → Light, high-contrast serif with a hairline arc and a tiny spark. The orbit is a gesture, a trail you almost miss. Elegant, airy, a little mysterious.

If you ask me, I'd pick A.