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A sleek, modern 3D product showcase demonstrating glass refraction, liquid absorption, and dynamic floating compositions for luxury fragrance branding.
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1. Glass & Liquid Realism: Accurate Index of Refraction (IOR) settings for realistic liquid distortion and thick glass bases.
2. Variant Showcase: Multi-bottle compositions highlighting fluid color variations for full product lineups.
3. Ad-Ready Framing: Dynamic floating angles designed for high-impact e-commerce landing pages and social campaigns.
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Exploring two landing page directions for Serein - a skincare brand focused on calm, balanced, healthy-looking skin.
Portrait Layout - with the models as the main focal point and the copy placed alongside the image.
Wide Layout - a calmer, more editorial composition that introduces the brand’s skincare philosophy through a structured content block.
Which direction would you choose for Serein: Portrait Layout or Wide Layout?
Which one feels more memorable and trustworthy for a skincare brand?
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Wide layout feels so much closer to calm, balanced than portrait does, that editorial pacing does a lot of work. Was the client on board with losing the immediate face-first hook, or did you have to make the case for it?