Today in the program, we have a color palette battle for the next video. The two color codes comp...Today in the program, we have a color palette battle for the next video. The two color codes comp...
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Today in the program, we have a color palette battle for the next video. The two color codes compete for the right to be replaced with regular white during the montage phase πŸ˜‚πŸ€£
A
B

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MD Rafee 's avatar
Went with B. The teal reads calmer and lets the white UI cards stay the focal point, the orange in A is nice energy but it starts competing with whatever accent color the actual product uses.
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β€’ 2h
Thanks, Rafee, it's really useful comment
Elvira's avatar
B for me cooler tones just feel more "secure/trustworthy" for a security product, A feels more like a lifestyle app πŸ˜„
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β€’ 2h
Thanks for deeply comment
Joyjit's avatar
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β€’ 2h
However both are best in their space. A is vibrant, B is more 'tech' cool.
Mark's avatar
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β€’ 2h
Intresting opinion, thanks Joyjit
Rohan's avatar
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β€’ 1h
B has the stronger hierarchy for meβ€”the teal keeps the UI cards calm while the soft glow gives the frame depth. Nice way to turn a simple palette test into a clear motion-design decision.
Mark's avatar
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β€’ 1h
Thnaks a lot, Rohan
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I’d pick B. It feels more distinctive and gives the visuals more personality. The color direction adds more energy and makes the piece stand out.
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