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Taste Test
Which tab you think works best. the soft gradient one, or the solid one ??
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Dark solid for me. In a data-heavy SaaS like this, the solid tab gives you clearer active state recognition at a glance. The gradient can feel a bit ambiguous when you're scanning quickly.
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