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Here are two of my recent ad designs. Which one wins your attention?
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My vote goes to B stronger contrast, and cleaner composition create a much stronger visual impact and are more likely to stop someone from scrolling.
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I was working on the stationery for Sten & Kant, an architectural identity project, and couldn’t decide between these two mockups. The designs are identical, but the camera angles create a completely different feel!
Which one do you prefer? Feedback is always appreciated.
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Angled looks good
Which label direction would you have chosen?
These are two routes I explored for a refillable cleaning products brand. The brief had two clear goals: make the brand more recognizable on the label, and introduce scent-coded colors so customers could actually tell products apart at a glance.
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Contained: the label content lives inside a bold border in the brand's primary color, making it more eye-catching. The scent name sits large at the bottom.
Open: the label is wider, cleaner, more minimal. The scent name sits just below the logo.
Which one works best for you and why? Vote below and once the votes are in I'll reveal which direction the client chose. 👇🏽
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AI generated a starting point but the layout felt like it was trying to look premium instead of feel premium.
So I redesigned the exact same landing page.
I simplified the information hierarchy, reduced unnecessary copy, used more intentional imagery, refined the spacing, and made every section lead naturally to the next.
The goal wasn't just to make it prettier but to make it easier to trust.
Which version would you rather explore?
A. AI Design
B. My Redesign
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I prefer the redesign because the visual hierarchy is much clearer and the increased whitespace gives the content more room to breathe. My only suggestion would be to strengthen the typography scale slightly so the premium positioning feels even more intentional.