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Taste Test
Which hero section makes you stop scrolling? 👀
Left: Clean white space, single powerful headline, one CTA.
Right: Full-bleed image, overlay text, dual CTAs.
Both are conversion-tested. But which one fits YOUR brand?
Drop your vote below. 👇
2️⃣ = Minimalist | 1️⃣ = Bold
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hero 2 puts the viewer directly in the line of action, it feels! fun, inclusive, bold, & immersive enough to encourage the idea of already being present in the space.
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Both are strong! I like the subtle detailing in V2.
But I guess the liquid background of V1 feels extra immersive.
I have been playing around with two different hero section directions for an architecture/real estate landing page, and I honestly can't decide which one nails the vibe better. Both use the same layout structure, but the typography and photography give them totally different personalities.
Design A: Bold, modern sans-serif headline paired with a warm, rustic cabin. Feels grounded, cozy, and confident.
Design B: Elegant serif headline over a sleek concrete-and-glass villa. Feels luxurious, editorial, and refined.
Which one speaks to you? and tell me why?
Your feedback genuinely shapes what I build next, so thank you in advance for taking a second to weigh in!
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both are looking good, hard to choose , still go with A