Currently working on "Get Started" and "LogIn" screens for a renewable energy orchestration platform. A smooth flow of information extracting and log in.
My key learnings -
→ Users enjoy the premium feel of dark UI which makes them feel like they are entering a new environment all together
→ When metatags are included in the UI, it provides an efficient clarity in terms of locating actions
→ Component documentation in more efficient way
Let me know what you all think.
Which hero wins? Dark vs Light for a startup Framer site
Two hero sections. One startup. You decide.
I designed two hero sections for Loopwise — a fictional startup SaaS that automates onboarding, billing and follow-ups — as a website design + UI/UX concept, built for a Framer site.
A — Dark & Bold: "Workflows that run themselves."
B — Light & Clean: "Your startup, on autopilot."
Same product. Same message. Totally different first impression.
Vote in the comments: A or B — and tell me WHY. Which one would you click first? Which one feels more trustworthy for a startup? What would you change in the winner?
I'll build the winning hero in Framer and share the result in the next post — follow so you don't miss it.
This is a concept design exercise, not a live client project.
We explored two moods for this product visual, each with the same Client Health and AI Alert cards. One glows like sunrise, the other settles into dusk. Both look good, but only one can win.