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Premium paying members deserve a premium website.
Animation is the difference between “nice site” and “I want to join".
The premium is in the details. 🤌
Here's the landing page design for a Tennis Sports Club.
Custom design + animation
this is amazing . love the visual
Thanks!
The motion genuinely does carry the premium feel here. I wonder how the hero holds up on mobile.
Thanks! On mobile I keep the motion but cut it down. The hero still gets its entrance reveal, but parallax and layered effects go.
Animations use only transform and opacity, so they stay on the GPU, and anything below the fold loads lazily. The goal is that it still feels premium on a phone and loads fast.
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Which hero background works better?
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I lean light green because it carries through both the copy panel and the illustration, making the two halves feel connected. I’d keep “Find a job” clearly stronger than “For employers” if jobseekers are the main audience. That hierarchy matters more than the background preference alone.