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My Design š Live Website
Which one caught your attention? šš
My Design or Live Website?
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The side-by-side framing makes the difference easy to read, and the live result feels nicely restrained. Iād be curious to see how the interaction behaves on mobile too.
Thank you! Iāll definitely explore how the interaction and overall UX can be optimized for mobile as well. I appreciate the feedback!
Went with your Figma design, the hero photography gives it a face while the live version leans too hard on product shots. It feels warmer and easier to trust in the first three seconds.
Thank you so much! Iām glad the hero photography helped create a warmer and more trustworthy first impression. I really appreciate your feedback!
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