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I’m currently working on a project that’s quite personal to me, and interestingly, I’ve found myself stuck on a decision. Even as a designer, I can’t seem to choose between two gradient styles, both feel cool.
If you had to pick, which do you think looks cool: linear or wavy?
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Linear 😃
Wavy for me — there's more movement and personality to it. Linear is clean but the wavy version feels more organic and alive, especially for a personal project. Both are beautiful gradients though!
Wavy
Wavy!!
Wavy for me look good clean and classic
Linear, linear, linear! 😊
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