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The Oculus VR Headset landing page was designed in Framer with a clean and modern style. The 60–30–10 color rule was used to create a balanced visual hierarchy, helping the website feel clean, sleek, and engaging. The layout, typography, spacing, and product visuals were carefully arranged to create a smooth browsing experience and keep the focus on the VR headset.
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Should I go for left or right? Focusing on updating and finishing up my portfolio... and then I came across this crossroads. Another alternative is to make them switchable themes through a toggle, but I still need to decide which should be the default.
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Left is better because the text is readable, the overall blue background is not flashing to the eyes as compared to the right one.
For the top right button " Start a project ", you can add some animation so that it stands out and encourage users to click on it.
NURV® now has a home on the web 🟠
Same cream canvas, same dot-matrix numerals, same single orange. Scroll it and nine dots in the margin fill up one by one.
Pool to plate to pill, nine scenes, one system.
Recent product update video for a client
Really curious about your process here. Did you start with a storyboard or go straight into motion?