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Taste Test
Two takes on the same idea.
We have our favorite. What's yours?
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both are pretty good!!
A is my favorite
Will go with as the heading says, Space for better living, it looks better in spacing
A
Going with A
A is the better than B
B One
I love B😊
What cool and fluid characters!
Excellent Work brother
I would go with A
very impressive design
A is more focused and well aligned
Both are top tier ❤
Definitely B for me
A for me. Splitting "Space for" and "Better Living" to frame the house turns the headline into part of the composition, and the warm window glow at dusk sells the feeling of living there. B is cleaner and the social proof block is a smart touch, but the centered serif ends up competing with the architecture for attention.
Going with A 🔥
Simplicity is just complexity, hidden well.
Outstanding work !
The first concept is more user centric and minimal.
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