Creative Beverage Ad Design: Vote on Your Favorite Style!

Creative Beverage Ad Design: Vote on Your Favorite Style!Creative Beverage Ad Design: Vote on Your Favorite Style!

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Taste Test

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Aminu Ganiyat

• 2h

Trying different creative directions for beverage ads.

Which style stands out more to you? Which direction wins??

Don't air me please 🫠🫠

1 vote

Ends in 1d

Timothy Olukoya

pro

• 2h

I go for B

Tamer Oukour

max

• May 13

good static ads don’t just look clean they control the order people understand things. in this one: brand first for trust headline second for the pain point CTA placed early so the action is obvious benefit line under it for context website visible for the next step nothing is there just to fill space. that’s the difference between making a nice graphic and designing an ad that actually guides attention.

Advertisement Design Figma freelancerlife

Nagaraj M

• May 13

Thanks for sharing. helpful

faro soliman

• May 13

Exploring two visual directions for a French patisserie mobile app concept Same product, same flow but two completely different moods

Figma freelancerlife ui

11 voted

35%

20 voted

65%

31 votes

Closed

Jessie Cohen

• May 14

Light mode but to improve accessibility a bit I would tweak the white text to black on the yellow background.

Filip Panov

max

• May 13

Which one is your preference and why? Context: 1. The logo represents an abstract and thoughtful brain symbol featuring interconnected geometric dots representing both left and right hemisphere of the brain, as a progressively pulsing neutrons resembling ideas generations as part of the creative intelligence. 2. The logo features a modern, intelligent logomark built around a three-phased star symbolizing curiosity, signal throught the noise, and transformation. Constructed from sharp vertical lines with varying stroke weights, it creates a subtle optical illusion that reflects the brand’s core idea of clarity emerging from complexity. The three phases are conceptually tied to the brand name - Ctrl, Shift, and the final outcome: taste.