A or B? 🎾
Working on the hero section for a tennis club landing page. Trying to decide if a high-motion athlete shot or a clean, atmospheric court shot resonates more.
Which one would make you want to "Join the Club"?
Both options are solid but I am leaning towards the atmospheric court shot. It sets the whole mood and makes you feel like you are already there. The copy works so well with both though. Nice work!
I’d go with Option A. You can immediately see what the page is selling and the goal it’s trying to achieve. The other one feels more like an empty space, the image doesn’t really add much to the message.
One skincare brand. Two different hero experiences.
I designed two homepage hero concepts for **Verlia**, a premium skincare brand, exploring how visual storytelling can shape a brand's first impression.
Both concepts use a warm, neutral palette and minimal luxury aesthetic, but each has its own personality.
Option 1 — Minimal & Product-Focused. A clean, framed layout that puts the products and shopping experience in the spotlight.
Option 2 — Editorial & Immersive. A bold brand introduction paired with rich product photography and a more expressive visual composition.
Which hero design would you choose for a luxury skincare website?
Vote for Opt. 1 or Opt. 2, and share what made you choose it in the comments.