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Which project card looks more practical?
this is for my next framer template, asked cause first one cuts too much into the image.
3 voted
60%
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40%
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Vertical feels more practical.
You keep more of the image and the info reads cleaner. Less fighting between content and layout.
yes, I can keep 2 side by side so I don't cut too much of the image, 1:1
i love horizontal.
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