I’m currently building out the hero section for a conceptual wilderness retreat brand called Timb...I’m currently building out the hero section for a conceptual wilderness retreat brand called Timb...
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I’m currently building out the hero section for a conceptual wilderness retreat brand called Timber & Trail, and I’m torn between two navigation styles. The goal is to evoke a sense of calm and modern luxury, allowing the photography and typography ("Find Your Wild Silence") to take center stage.
Take a look at the two variations:
Design A: A clean, classic layout featuring a distinct white navigation bar separating the branding and links from the main hero image. It’s safe, accessible, and familiar.
Design B: A more experimental approach where the navigation is integrated directly into the hero section with a stylized, rounded cut-out tab housing the logo. It feels a bit more editorial and immersive.
I want to know which direction you think works best for a high-end booking experience.

2 voted

40%

Design A

3 voted

60%

Design B

5 votes

Closed

Vara's avatar
Design B. The integrated tab feels high end and memorable. Design A is clean but B delivers the true luxury atmosphere you're aiming for.
Damilola's avatar
Weldone, Mohammad
Mohammad Jafar's avatar
Thank You!!
AZEEZ's avatar
Clean, modern, and purposeful. The overall visual direction is excellent.
Mohammad Jafar's avatar
Thank You!!
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