I reinstalled Windows last week and the first thing I downloaded was Brave. But while I was on their site I found myself staring at the homepage longer than the actual browser.
It's not bad. It's just safe. For a browser built around taking the internet back, the website doesn't really feel like it.
So I decided to redesign it.
The direction I went with is dark and cinematic. A dreamy surrealist mood where privacy feels less like a feature checklist and more like an actual feeling. Warm amber bleeding into cool blue. Editorial typography that makes you slow down and read. Organic and atmospheric, the kind of visual language that makes you want to live inside it.
Same structure as the original. Nav, hero, features, shields, CTA. Just made to feel like it belongs to a brand with a real point of view.
Started from boredom and a fresh Windows install. Ended up being one of my favourite concepts this year.
A car rental website shouldn't make people think too much. It should help them find the right car, understand the price, trust the service, and book with confidence.
I designed SENE around exactly that principle.
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Icon cards for me, bouquets are such a visual purchase that a scannable icon beats reading "small/medium/large" every time. Did the compact chips version convert worse in testing, or are you still gathering data on that?