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Currently iterating on some hero sections for a new UAE project! 🇦🇪
I’m leaning towards a "luxurious yet accessible" aesthetic. One version uses wide-angle scales to show the market's potential, while the other focuses on the personal consultation side of the business.
Which layout feels more "premium" to you?
Would love to hear your thoughts on the glassmorphism in the header too! ✨
#IndependentWork #UIUXDesign #PortfolioWork #Dubai #DesignSystems #WebDesign
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