Choosing Between Two 3D Origami Transitions for Doxy

Choosing Between Two 3D Origami Transitions for DoxyChoosing Between Two 3D Origami Transitions for Doxy

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Taste Test

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Salim Oueslati

• 10h

Option A or Option B?

Testing two different 3D origami transition concepts as we integrate fold geometry straight into Doxy’s web design system!

4 votes

Ends in 1d

Mostafa Moamen

• 2h

Direct is more creative I like it ❤️❤️

Saif Mohammed

• Oct 4

Light or dark, which one wins? ☀️🌙

Same site, two moods. Warm stone and lacquer red, or the same build after dark.

Both are hand-built with a 3D paper crumple, real physics, a stick-figure film drawn in code, and a receipt that gets a bicycle kick. 🔊 Sound on.

Tell me which you'd ship: light or dark? 👇

🔗 saif-developments.vercel.app

26 voted

59%

18 voted

41%

44 votes

Closed

Hanna Savostianova

pro

• Oct 5

I really like how the light version looks, but it has some legibility issues. Since readability is more important for users than visual appeal, I think the dark version is the better option.

BTW, I initially voted for the light version, but after analyzing both options more closely, I changed my mind 😄

Révolté

pro

• Oct 4

Same prompt. Two builders.

One site made with Lovable, one with Google AI Studio. A Flemish still-life snack brand, gilt frames, GSAP scroll, the works.

Which one is better?

foodappdesign Web Design

33 voted

67%

16 voted

33%

49 votes

Closed

Nirooz Vp

• Oct 4

Which one brings more clarity to the hero section?

I was exploring a hero section concept for an AI product and tried two different visual directions.

Visual-led — focuses on explaining the idea through the interface/visual.

Isometric — uses a visual system to represent how the product works.

Both look good, but the real question isn't which one looks better.

Which one helps you understand the product faster?

That's something I always try to think about when designing hero sections — the visual should help explain the product, not just make the page look good.

Which one would you choose?

7 voted

58%