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Here is two concept designs for a visual website proposal for a local farmer in Canada Abbotsford
I've done Research regarding what type of style would work and aesthetic to convey his message with his fellow communities and Canadians
What are your thoughts on this concept design ??? would love to hear them.
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80%
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20%
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Incredible work
Thank you for the kind words 🔥
The "We Grow Together" message comes through clearly in both, feels like it'd land well with a farming community. Did the research point you toward one direction before you even started designing, or did that come out closer to a coin flip?
Yes throughout his socials media's and the message he wanted to convey was this statement. I found to incorporate it into the design this way it stays true to his message and what he stands for ✨, thank you for your keen eye 👀 I'm glad it does
Option 1 wins it for me, the portrait of the farmer right up top makes it feel like a real person's business instead of a template. Curious what the farmer himself said when he saw both?
Thank you ! ✨ The farmer has not read the email just yet but I'll keep it updated. Thank you for your opinion as well ✨
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