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Day 1 of 30: a daily hero section challenge.
Concept: Wander & Wake, a slow-travel brand for people who'd rather wander than follow a schedule.
The hero leans on a fixed, oversized "GO," a rotating full-bleed image sequence, and a single tagline in monospace - no overlays, no cards, no clutter. The goal was a first screen that feels like a place, not a product.
What I'm practicing over the next 30 days: editorial typography, motion-led storytelling, and knowing when to stop adding.
Open to hero section and landing page work. If your brand needs a first impression that doesn't look like a template, let's talk.
Credits: framerpod for the template
RENAISSANCE Website hero section.
which should I work on? And why? 😊
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I’d go with A. The mix of Renaissance imagery with such a modern layout has more of a “wait, what’s going on here?” effect.
B is a common layout in my opinion and the overall composition looks a bit off to me.
Which concept is a better fit for our hero, Jane?
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Option 1 feels cute and more playful to me, but Option 2 feels more wellness-focused and a bit more grounded.