Which hero would convert better: A or B? This landing page is for a LinkedIn personal branding ex...Which hero would convert better: A or B? This landing page is for a LinkedIn personal branding ex...
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This landing page is for a LinkedIn personal branding expert helping B2B founders, coaches, and consultants attract more opportunities.
Don’t judge only by aesthetics. Consider clarity, trust, visual hierarchy, brand fit, CTA prominence, and which design would make a high-value client more likely to book a strategy call.
My gut says A wins on trust, the darker background in B feels a bit more agency-generic even though the layout is nearly identical. What has this client's audience responded to before, warmer visuals or more corporate ones?
Hero B. The dark social proof bar at the bottom gives it better structure and the overall contrast makes "Book a Strategy Call" much easier to spot instantly.
🧪 TASTY TEST: WHICH ONE MAKES NEXT WEEK FEEL SORTED?
Meal planner mobile app design. Same UX, two palettes.
🍊 A · Citrus Energy
Orange + buttery yellow. Appetite first.
🌿 B · Forest Calm
Deep green + cream. A calmer weekly ritual.
💡 GROWTH THINKING
Users want dinner handled, not another planning task.
My hypothesis: orange could win the first tap; green could signal less effort. I’d test plan-open rate AND grocery-list completion. More taps mean little if people abandon the next step.
🗳️ A OR B — WHICH WOULD YOU TRUST WITH NEXT WEEK’S DINNERS?
Vote and tell me why.
We're currently working on this animation for a mobile app. We're debating whether to use fall colors, like seasonal ones or stick with the app's current color scheme.