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I'm currently working on a website that focuses on data, with minimal imagery and a clean, linear branding style. My question is: is it better to alternate the blocks frequently, as in the version on the left, or to make most of the page blue? 🤔
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Both directions work, but I'd reserve the full-blue treatment for hero or key narrative sections. The alternating layout creates a better reading rhythm for the rest of the page.
Yeah, I think you're right - the rhythm will keep users from getting bored and help hold their attention longer. Thanks for your opinion👍
I think the white and blue combination looks more attractive!
White and blue for me always
Thanks!!
white and blue stood out
White and Blue, because it's easy to scan and understand the content in alternate colours, especially in a white and blue combination.
The blue and white design
White & Blue
have you tried dark background tho
Yes, it's final concept 😄
Exactly this is nice concept
Great one
White and Blue
White and blue
White and Blue for me. All blue feels a bit too visually intense
Love the contrast between blue and white. It keeps the hook for the reader
thanks! Client chose this version too 😊
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