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Dark or Light? 👀
I’m exploring two hero section directions for my personal portfolio website and I’d love your feedback.
Both were designed in Figma with a focus on clarity, visual hierarchy, and conversion-focused UX.
If you were hiring a Figma & Framer designer, which version would leave the stronger first impression — A or B?
Drop your vote in the comments
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Dark for me... It has more personality
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