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Taste Test
Refining the visual identity for our new interface. One feels vibrant and energetic, while the other leans into a deeper, professional tone. Which aesthetic resonates more with you?
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Looks great
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot mate😊 🙌
Awesome colors btw, especially in the 3D one!
Thanks mate🙌
Going with 3D Geometric, the depth and shading on those icons feel more trustworthy for a security-focused interface.
I agree with you 😊
Nice choice🙌
3D for sure Mehmet🙌
Definitely🙌
3D looks better!
😊 🙌
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