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Day 2 of 30: a daily hero section challenge.
Concept: Scoop & Co, a small-batch ice cream shop. A mobile-first hero built around full-bleed product photography that cycles flavor by flavor, a centered display wordmark with a hand-drawn feel, and a rotating award badge in place of the usual trust logos.
Each day of this challenge is a different industry and a different constraint. Yesterday: travel, desktop, cinematic. Today: food, mobile, appetite-first.
Open to hero section and landing page work. If your brand's first screen needs to make people hungry, literally or otherwise : let's talk.
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2 months after launch, they hit RECORD sales and improved every meaningful metric (bookings, direct orders, time on page, scroll depth)
This is one of my most successful client cases this year, and I can confidently say that design made the difference and took them to the next level.
The whole journey and the results were measured.
I’m incredibly proud of this case because it shows, in a very concrete way, how much the right design matters for a serious business ❤️
+1 case study in the bag 😁
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COOOL ASF
Which would perform better? 🍩
I created both of these visuals with AI for a client project, and I’m curious what the Contra community thinks.
The goal is not necessarily to choose the “prettier” image, but the one that would be more effective for a food/dessert brand on social media.
A: Lifestyle-focused, with the product being consumed + an Instagram/social proof element B: More playful and product-focused, using the donuts as the main visual hook
If you were choosing one for a paid social campaign or organic Instagram content, which one would you bet on?
And if you have second, I’d love to know why. Is it the composition, visual hook, product appetite appeal, storytelling, or something else?
Both are AI-generated, so I’m also curious whether that affects your perception of the creative.
32 voted
67%
16 voted
33%
48 votes
Closed
Option A is a total winner for paid ad performance! Lifestyle storytelling combined with a social proof hook instantly builds trust and drives conversions, whereas Option B is great for top of funnel organic feeds. Both look amazingly seamless for AI visuals 🍩✨