A/B Testing Graphic Designs: Systematic vs. Human Approach

A/B Testing Graphic Designs: Systematic vs. Human ApproachA/B Testing Graphic Designs: Systematic vs. Human Approach

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Anup Kotur ✦

pro

• Feb 27

I’ve been A/B testing two versions of this "Progress" graphic. The data is telling me one thing, but my designer brain is curious about the why. One is a clean, geometric execution (Systematic), and the other is hand-drawn (Human). Drop an A or B in the comments!

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Ayoub Kada

pro

• Mar 5

Clean work!

Alice D.

• 19h

Working on my new framer template. Still got a lot to adjust but the direction is clear.

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Abdul Jcg

• 1d

Day 17 of sharing my design journey.

One thing I’ve come to realize:

There’s no real limit to how much you can improve.

3 months ago, I designed my first mobile interface, unsure, just figuring things out.

Progress didn’t happen overnight. It was small, consistent effort… and then suddenly, things started to click.

Growth is quiet at first, then visible.

Still learning. Still building.

Good morning. ☕️

MD SAIDUL ISLAM

• 21h

Grotix — Brand Identity 🟡 The idea behind this mark was to make two things speak as one.

The letterform "G" and an arrow were merged into a single, clean geometric shape. The arrow isn't just decorative; it lives inside the "G", making the whole mark feel like it's always pointing somewhere.

Always moving. This is what a tech brand identity should feel like — sharp edges, strong contrast, zero fluff. The electric yellow-green does the heavy lifting on energy, while the black keeps it grounded and bold. When a logo can say "growth" and "direction" without a single word, that's the goal.