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A or B? 👀
Same car. Same page. Only difference is how the hero section is built.
One small layout decision here can be the difference between someone scrolling past or actually clicking "Find cars."
Drop your pick in the comments. A or B?
3 voted
60%
2 voted
40%
5 votes
Closed
By the way I am open to any criticism 🌚...let's have it
B but i think you need to work more on the UI, like make the bg blur and black to read text easily, but not add above the car to focus on the car to get eye guest
Yeah I was thinking of that as well.. Thanks
A would have been better if you added the nav link to it
Yeah I wanted a neat look for concept B
Great layouts. I lean toward the right option because the solid search bar makes it much easier to scan the page. Though, in the right option too, the top nav text struggles a bit with readability against the background.
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