Mockup for sure. The laptop context gives the interface a sense of scale and use, which helps the reader mentally place themselves in it before they even read a word.
For a case study cover, I want to understand the product as quickly as possible. The screenshot immediately shows the interface, layout, and complexity of the work, which creates more context at first glance.
The mockup looks more polished and visually striking,...
Mockup looks cool but the angle and tilt end up hiding the real proportions of your design. A flat screenshot lets people actually see the work without the distortion. Way more professional with just screenshot.
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512Financial is an Austin-based firm that steps in as the finance, HR and hiring team growth-stage companies don’t have yet. Their world is board meetings, due diligence and funding rounds, which can feel heavy and intimidating for founders.
My goal with the website was to make it feel the opposite: clear, steady and human. Deep green tones, lots of breathing room, and a “Readiness by Stage” section that lets every founder find their next step in seconds, from Seed to Series B and beyond.
A little more about the inspiration behind Tindara.
I wanted the identity to have a connection to Tindari, Sicily. The Madonna di Tindari statue was the starting point for the symbol, while Sicilian decorative patterns inspired the graphics around it.
For the colors, I chose mustard yellow, deep green, and burgundy, balanced with cream. I wanted to bring some of that warmth and richness into the packaging, while keeping the different elements comfortable together.
For me, these references are what give the project its character and sense of place.