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ā¢ Jul 9
Design Duel ā”
Two hero concepts. One fashion photographer.
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°ļø Structured split layout š
±ļø Full-screen editorial experience
Which one would you choose for your portfolio? Vote A or B and tell me why.
6 voted
20%
24 voted
80%
30 votes
Closed
I love both! But I would say B
I love your designs so much! š
Sasha, thanks a lotš
Lovly design
Great designe and two variants is so cool.hard to chose one
Thanksš
Left option!)
Thanksš
Hard to choose one! Very nice, Nataly š„
Thanks a lot. I appreciate thatš
Very impressive.
Thanks a lotš
Definitely B.
Thanks a lotš
I love option B. It gives AURA!!!! š„¹
The full-screen editorial concept (B) looks incredible, but what really makes it work is how the white typographic layer breaks across the boundary of the dark background and the image. It adds a beautiful layer of depth and makes the layout feel alive rather than static. Lovely attention to detail!
Excellent design !
B really looks better
Fantastic work š
I will go with B.
It showcase the picture on a large scale and that alone tells the story unlike A the picture is scrampes up and not the main attraction
This looks good man, and i could't make a vote, because it was closed
A most likely
Better use B
ā¢ Jul 15
I'd lean toward B. The structured layout gives the typography more room to breathe while keeping the photography as the focal point. What often gets underestimated is that strong visual hierarchy makes a portfolio feel more premium because visitors instantly know where to look....
B makes a massive statementĀ š„
very creative design.
Nicely done!
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