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Taste Test
Make your loading screens worth watching!π
Dither PreloaderΒ that turns your preloader into a stunning dither animation.
π A: Checker
π B: Wave Rise
Which one would you pick?
ππ» A or B ?
6 votes
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A for meπ
Great pick!π₯
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A : hero created by Dither Engine -- product launch hero for an AI or computational modeling company.
B : hero created by Halftone Engine -- for business expense management, finance and AI SaaS
Which one do you like the most ?
π A or B ?
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Just published a new case study on Behance π
This time itβs ARDEN β a data & AI platform we designed from the product UX to the final visual system.
Would love to hear what the Contra community thinks β which cover works better, Option 1 or Option 2, and why? π«Ά
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Option 1's grid of screens sells the product complexity better, but option 2's hero shot feels more premium at first glance, which matters more for a case study cover imo. What's tipping the community's votes so far?
Would you prefer a light or dark color scheme?
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I always prefer the dark, but it's just a matter of taste π