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Taste Test
You open an app to start learning, and you’re met with one of these screens.
Same AI-driven features, same personalized path, two completely different atmospheres. Which execution makes you want to dive in and start studying right away?
The light and dark themes hit very differently here—which one gets your vote? 🤔
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The light Mode is more suitable to your color palette
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Definitely the new one. Seems more fluid and easier to interact with
🧪 TASTY TEST Which version would you press play on after a long day?Same wellness player. Same controls. Two moods.
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Peach, pink, and lilac. Warm and playful
🌿 B · Sage Calm
Sage, mint, Soft and airy
Both let you mix rain, piano, and air. But the palette sets an expectation before you hear anything.
💡 Growth Insight: The listening experience starts before the sound does.
My hypothesis: matching the palette to how users want to feel could encourage them to start. I’d test time to first play and session start rate.
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sage calm..🎉
Light or dark—which Kajabi library would you choose?
Two concepts for Northstar Lab, a fictional creative education brand. Same courses, two ways to browse:
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B — Dark Studio: charcoal, chartreuse accents, and compact dropdown filters.
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Clean and professional. I prefer the light editorial style.