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I am a product designer with 10+ years experience with a sleek and modern design approach. One of my superpowers is my understanding of the power of brand to create delightful, engaging, but highly functional and intuitive products. I understand when to dial up brand or utility, while balancing business and user needs.
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My first app update is live on App Store and with it I added a dark mode to the app interface. What's your preference.. light or dark
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This result can be variable perhaps. Most people use contra on desktop, and the white version. So you get maximum votes for the white one because your white design is more focused than the dark one in the white contra version.
Most Kajabi sites lose visitors in the first 3 seconds.
Not because the design is bad.
Not because the offer is weak.
But because the first screen tries to say everything at once – and ends up saying nothing.
Sound familiar?
A headline that “explains” but doesn’t hook.
A subheadline that tells the entire story.
And 2–4 buttons competing for attention.
The visitor doesn’t know where to look – so they leave.
Your hero section has one job: make people feel “I’m in the right place” and show them what to do next.
Not to overwhelm. Not to impress.
But to guide.
A short, clear headline.
Simple context.
One primary button (a secondary one is fine – just not competing).
When you rebuild your hero around this – the page stops feeling noisy and starts feeling like a confident brand.
Below – a real before & after. Which version feels cleaner to you?
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