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This is one of those times when our team in the studio is split 50/50, and we need the community's opinion on which animation and transition is more appealing.
Thanks 🤜🤛
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I think Option 1 looks more modern and polished. The clean typography and minimal composition give it a stronger contemporary feel. ✨
Thank you so much for the detailed feedback 🙌
Option 1 looks super clean!
Thanks a lot, Celia
i like option 2 as it made me want to see whats next. lol if that make sense.
Oh, many thanks, Sabrina
This was a tough one but option 2 has my vote
Thank you, it was important for us too.
option 2 feels smoother to me.
I appreciate it 🙏
Option 2 has it
Thanks, Timothy 🙌
Going with option 2
Going say you thanks 🙌
It is option 1 for me
Caleb, thanks 👍
Great work. love it
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