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A small preview from my redesign of Health In Tech.
This is the footer
Before and After.
One section, but a good example of how stronger hierarchy, cleaner structure, and better visual communication can change the way a product feels.
The full homepage and case study are coming soon.
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The after version got my vote
Nice Choice Tife, thanks for the goat ✨
nice job
Thank you Zaoui
just published the casestudy you can also check it out
https://contra.com/p/LccX7AXL-health-in-tech-insur-tech-website-redesign?referralExperimentNid=DEFAULT_REFERRAL_PROGRAM&referrerUsername=bliss_studio_3jxtcxob
i just published the case study you can check it out. i appreciate you
https://contra.com/p/LccX7AXL-health-in-tech-insur-tech-website-redesign?referralExperimentNid=DEFAULT_REFERRAL_PROGRAM&referrerUsername=bliss_studio_3jxtcxob
thank you emmanuel ! i will check it, you have great work
Thanks for the complement, i appreciate man. lets connect
The after is the best
Thank you Chidera
You are welcome
So much more clean
Thank you Nirmit
after - looks clean
Thanks Pranto
After
Nice choice, and thank you Peace
Nice work!
Thank you Rajesh
You nailed it bro
Thanks bro
Nice design!
Thank you Sahil
Before version just looks like straight out from 2010 design and the after version is much better and that subscribe form is the conversion mechiene there.
I'll deffinitly go with after
That's is the understanding there man
Thanks Bro
After
You'd think everyone should vote after 😂 . After is so much nicer
😂am not shocked to see someone vote before buh am suprised
Thanks bro
After
Nice choice
Thank you Victrex
After
clean work
Thank you Deborah
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