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I am working on my latest products and the more I experiment with what will be the background for a new series of 2027 products, the more I don't know which would be best, so can you please help me choose? 🫰💗
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Blurry gradient is more attractive to me great job Vanjela🎉🎉🔥🔥
Thanks for voting, yea I kinda like that one too a bit more, but still unsure 🙌
Blurry gradient
I’d go with the Blurry Gradient. It feels softer and more modern, and gives the products room to stand out.
I prefer the blurry and typography sans + serif pair. Don't ask me why. 😂 and don't look down
Oh nice one, I like the font for "Audit', which one is that? 😍
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