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Exploring two responsive homepage directions for Tecta, a modern architecture and home discovery website.
Both approaches embrace minimal typography, warm neutral tones, and thoughtful spacing.
Which experience would you choose - A or B? 👀
Would love to hear your thoughts! ↓
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Option A is more premium Great job Kiran 🎉❤️
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