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Taste Test
The devil is in the details.
Panels in the animation or no panels?
My goal is to minimize the number of elements as much as possible.
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option 1 wins for me! the panels only show your keen eye for the little things & exhibits that you can make them feel magical.
Animations looks good
Minimizing elements until only the essential ones survive is a good instinct, but I'd guess the panels version reads faster on a quick scroll even with more visual weight. Did you land on that hunch through testing with actual users, or is it more of a gut call at this stage?
If possible an A/B test would be great for this!
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no panels, keeps it breathing
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