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Taste Test
Same company, two different concepts for an AI storytelling platform. Which one suits better?
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kerning on the LUCID text can be more tight, it'll look more premium i think.
Great work BTW!🔥
Thanks for your suggestions, I agree with that it'll probably look better!
Thanks for the vote, btw! 🔥
Nice concepts!
Thank you! 😊
Left feels more expressive and memorable. I'd go with that.
I agree with that, I designed the left one after the right one and turned out I prefer it too!
I would pick Right. The large type makes the idea clear at a glance, and the layout feels calmer for a landing page. Left is more atmospheric, but Right reads faster for a first time visitor.
Both look solid, but the right one feels more like storytelling to me. Nice range between the two.
I'll go with Left. The fantasy artwork with the planets and flowers looks like a real storybook world. The right side has a great headline but the photo looks a bit too plain for a storytelling tool.
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