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Big photo or product mockup: which Webflow hero tells you more?
Wright Implement (Webflow), a John Deere dealer, with a big field photo up front.
Per Diem (Webflow), branded ordering apps for cafes, with the app mockup up front.
Two Webflow sites, one job: tell a visitor what the company does in five seconds.
Which one did you understand faster?
Live: wrightimp.com · tryperdiem.com
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The product mockup communicates the value faster for me. A field photo creates atmosphere, but a clear product visual helps visitors understand the offer almost instantly. Great comparison! 👏
Thanks for voting, Apexline! Agreed, a clear product visual explains the offer in one look. For a dealer like Wright the field photo earns its place too, since buyers want to see real machines on real farms. Both work, they just answer different first questions.
Exactly! The best hero depends on what the audience needs to understand first. Great breakdown! 👏
Great breakdown! This is such a crucial hero decision.
Big photo sells the outcome/lifestyle, mockup sells the product itself. Wright needs context, Per Diem needs clarity - totally different jobs. Love this comparison!
Thanks Sagar! Exactly, same hero slot, two different jobs. A dealer's buyers want to see the machines out in the field, an app's buyers want to see the product itself. Which do you reach for first when a client could go either way?
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