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I’m back with another design question for this podcast rental studio site I’m working on. In my last post, I shared two hero section options for the homepage. If you were about to reserve a studio, which booking layout would feel clearer and make you more confident to click “Book Woodgrain Studio” and why?
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The copy is overwhelming tho
The whole layout is crowded
Working on it. Yeah, it feels like a lot.
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Top, left and right it’s easily to read!
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