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One product, two directions.
Recently, I worked on the website for a mobile product I had also designed. For the hero section, I explored two different directions to communicate the product’s value proposition clearly while giving the website its own visual identity.
I presented both options to the stakeholders, and now I’m curious:
If you were part of the stakeholder team, which direction would you go with — A or B?
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