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Taste Test
Which version makes you want to download the app? 🌸
I’m exploring two color directions for Herareh’s app download section. Vote A or B and tell me why—I’d love your perspective!
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Yes! The ivory feels so welcoming.
Follow along! It motivates me to share more.
soft
both are great! soft ivory has a greater contrast and is more atractive
Thanks, Grecia! Glad you like both!
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deep green really does well to highlight the details of the popout arrangements, definitely more of an eye-catcher! plus, i can see the app's icon super clearly, while i can't on the soft ivory.
I love that you always stop by and comment, Nicolette! Your support keeps me motivated to share more 😊
deep green feels so lovely, good work
Thanks, Daxesh! Glad you like it!
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Yeah sure
Deep green feels rich. Well done!🙌🏼👏🏼
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Option 2..Depicts what the app does instantly.
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In the first one the words sit at opposite corners and the product cards drift in loose. In the second the cards arrive as tight stacks and the words swap corners.
I keep going back and forth on which one reads faster.
Vote in the comments, 1 or 2.
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