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I’m working on a new project for a previous site I built. A podcast rental studio. If you were booking a studio for your show, which hero would make you more likely to trust the brand and click “Book My Studio” — Full-width image or Collage-style, and why?
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The collage style
I like it too @Clement Blessing 🔥
For me, I would say, Full width Image. The reason being the college-style doesn't really feel like it's a studio rental site as it feels more like a SMM website showcasing videos instead of the studio...
Great point tho
Great work
Yes, brother @Koushik sarkar
Full, the small images look a little bit distracting in my opinion.
It's a great point bro @Daniel G Bright 🔥
I would go with collage-style, I can imagine it, if it has a little touch of animation
love it 💯
Authentic and high-credibility.
so true
I am not crazy for the pic in the full maybe that is throwing me, the collage is more engaging for the eye to bounce around and bring you in.
Quite different, ah
The choice with the one guy feels like he's the mastermind behind the site. The one with many people feels like "check out all the people we've helped".
good point in this case is just a well-known client :)
That full width shot feels more personal and intimate
I agree, great point @Patrick Lopes 🔥
I’d go with the full-width image—cleaner, more focused, and builds trust faster. The collage feels a bit distracting for a first impression. Just smooth out the animation and you’re good to go.
Great point. Thank you Anand
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