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🎮 I just dropped something I've been pouring my soul into — and I need the Contra community's eyes on it.
Introducing VEXIS — a full VR headset product landing page I designed from scratch. Dark. Cinematic. Built to make you feel the game before you even press play.
✦ Dramatic red & blue lighting direction
✦ Full product showcase with featured models
✦ Scroll-driven storytelling from hero to footer
✦ Feature sections, video block, and clean nav — all designed with intent
The brief I gave myself: "What if a VR brand felt as premium as the experience it sells?"
This is the answer. 👇
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Would love brutal, honest feedback from this community — what hits, what doesn't, and what you'd push further. Drop your thoughts below. 🔥
#ProductDesign #UIUX #WebDesign #VR #Contra
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