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A/B testing hero sections in Framer- testing subtle text overlay vs. bold 'Aussie Built' badge. Which grabs attention first?🤔
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Love Hero 2, it looks like it has a lot of identity and people would be able to relate easily, it sort of tells the whole story by just looking at the hero which is ultimately the point!
• 8h
hero 2 puts the viewer directly in the line of action, it feels! fun, inclusive, bold, & immersive enough to encourage the idea of already being present in the space.
love it!
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