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Taste Test
Two color directions, same team-collab pitch.
Sometimes the "safe" color isn't the smarter choice.
Which color would make you trust this tool with your team? 👇
9 votes
Ends in 1d
Both Are looking good But I will go with calm and fresh one It looks more pretty 🙌
Appreciate your feedback 😍
Thanks for the feedback, means alot🙌
Calm and fresh. For a team tool I'd trust the green, since the purple reads like every other SaaS landing page.
calm and fresh
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