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Taste Test
β’ Aug 21
RENAISSANCE Website hero section.
which should I work on? And why? π
32 voted
62%
20 voted
38%
52 votes
Closed
β’ Aug 21
I used google labs, Flow AI
B is so crazy π₯ ..Contrast π―
Weldone, Paul!
What font did you use? I love it so much
β’ Aug 21
Thanks, font is Stack Sans Notch
Thanks so muc!
B is creatively persuasive
β’ Aug 21
Thanks
Iβd go with A. The mix of Renaissance imagery with such a modern layout has more of a βwait, whatβs going on here?β effect.
B is a common layout in my opinion and the overall composition looks a bit off to me.
I think i will go with A
β’ Aug 24
Thank you
A π₯
B's archway does more than recenter the text β it frames the viewer as looking in on the scene, which suits "reimagine" better than A's flatter crop. The alignment choice feels secondary to that framing decision.
I feel like B slightly more zoomed in would be perfect, I love the concept for both though
Nice
Left Aligned
Iβll go with the center aligned because it lets you see the context of the page without having to look further
β’ Aug 24
Thank you.
I originally thought (and voted) for the center-aligned option (B), but I actually think A is the winner.
B appealed to me at first glance because I love the composition of the image, and the overall feel is more editorial, which I usually gravitate toward.
But in A, your eye is...
β’ Aug 23
Thank you.
I would use A image in B but leave the center alignment. The nav bar is also better in B.
β’ Aug 23
I like the one on the right because it doesn't look generic.
This design is so cool! Contralabs vibe.
β’ Aug 24
Left aligned won by a decent margin and I get why, that Florence rooftop shot has more depth with the group looking outward, the center version reads a bit more like a stock travel ad.
A is Ok
This is a classic work. Great jobπ
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