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Taste Test
A viewer gives a screen about a second to decide whether to keep watching. So this frame has one job: show where to look first.
Purple or dark: which one gets your vote, and why?
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In the Purple version, the text is much easier to read. This my choice
Good point! Readability was a big factor for me
Love the framing Elvira! "A viewer gives a screen about a second to decide" - so true. That one job principle: show where to look first is spot on. For me purple wins, it creates better depth and draws eye to that CRO question card instantly while still feeling futuristic for...
Thank you! I’m glad the framing works for you. And yes, purple really helps guide the eye where it needs to go 💜
Purple one..because it looks clean
love the branding colors.
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