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It’s interesting to see how the feeling of a design can completely change just from the color alone, not to mention all the seemingly small details that can lead to a totally different perception.
Which design feels more appealing to you?
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Blue version it feels smooth af vote it💀
both are dope, but they give completely different feelings. thanks! 💯
I agree blue one it gives more smooth shape value
GOing for the green version
I like the green
• 12h
Green version
They are all good, just depends on the project design system
I like green the most
thank u mate!
I really appreciate such insightful information and the time you took to write this comment
I’ll definitely keep it in mind =)
• 10h
Green looks better
i vote the blue version
• 7h
Green all the way
• 6h
They're both good. If you're going for more clarity tho, the green is the choice.
thank you!
numbers are clearer in green.
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