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I created 2 concepts for the same tagline "Shaping Skylines", for a vertical construction company. Both of these are scroll triggered, which one you prefer? I'm biased towards the skewed option.
I'm giving a free component copy for both of them:
Zoom in: https://framer.link/CQNgUkU
Skewed: https://framer.link/XTmQcBK
Check them out and if you'd like, use them in your upcoming project!
14 votes
Ends in 1d
Bright colors was always better
Yes, my same thought! I like that you can appreciate the b roll a little better 😇
Smooth animations!
Thank you!!
Went with Zoom In. The text sitting inside the building photo feels more integrated than the tilted one.
I can see that! Thank you 😊
love the zoom effect for the text . well done
Flawless
Thank you!
Most welcome
Smooth Work
Both are strong but I'm also team skewed! The skew adds that vertical motion feeling which perfectly matches "Shaping Skylines" - it literally feels like the building is rising as you scroll. The zoom-in is clean but the skewed version has more character and architectural...
I loved the skewed!
going with zoom in
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