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Two different audiences, two different directions,
which one are you into?
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both are great..
Thank you so much! 🔥
Version 2 immediately grabs me, that purple is so much more alive. Was the health/wellness angle in version 1 tested with real users, or is this purely a gut call before you commit?
The difference in target audience, second is younger, active sport life
The split between the two directions makes the design decision tangible—both routes feel intentional, and the visual contrast makes the choice easy to compare.
Yep, agree, changing composition for design direction isn`t enough!
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They’re both amazing!
i'm a huge fan of 2!
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