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Exploring two profile concepts for Bibi Balkens. One focuses on a larger primary contact action and less visual approach , while the other prioritizes more upfront visual with the follow action next to the profile pic. Which direction feels more intuitive to you?
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Thank you kindly 🔥
Option 1 feels more intuitive to me since the follow action sits right where my eye lands on the profile pic first. What pushed you toward testing contact as the primary action in the other version, research or just a gut call?
I follow the concept of reading theory example most of the population read from left to right, unless in Asia. For the contact button I've been seeing more of a bold trend and from in the ecommerce sector with larger active buttons for shopping. Thank you 🔥 appreciate the good question.
Not sure about intuitive, but Option 2’s the big button is much more accessible. What is the intention users have when coming to the profile? In e-commerce or booking, this primary action is buying/booking. So it makes sense to have it stand out. If, in your case, it is most...
Thank you for the detail critique and advice for the certain topic that relates to the matter. It's very much appreciated, wonderful point ☝️ I may mix the option two with option 1 - fixing the placement and size. 🔥🌹. Plus I'll take notes of the consideration.
Option 2. Btw, great design
Thank you 🔥 appreciate it
Option 2
Thank you 🔥
Can be improved tho
Did you research?
Which part needs to be improved? Kind regards
hard to choose
It's for me as well 😅 I may have to mix option 1 with option 2 for a better final result.
Option 2 for me. Having the follow action right next to the profile photo feels more natural for how people actually scan a profile, and the Contact button lower down makes sense as a secondary step once someone has already decided they want to reach ou
When designing this layout that was the thought process for the hierarchy - 🌹. Yes exactly thank you ! 🌹It does make sence appreciate it.
Nice work as usual! Option 2 frames the primary action beautifully keeping the responsive layout highly intuitive.
Thank you for always the kind words and good pointers 👉. 🔥
Voted for the contact first version. For a resale/marketplace profile the buyer's main question is usually can I reach this seller quickly, so a single clear CTA beats splitting attention between follow and chat.
Thank you 🔥, yes realizing the size of the target matters in this context.
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