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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"?
12 voted
57%
9 voted
43%
21 votes
Closed
The human element just does it for me
Thank you so much for the feedback😊
You're welcome
Definitely A
Thank you, but why tho?
Just from a glance i already understood the message before reading, B i'd say doesn't look very familiar
Thank you, but why A?
B
Hi Akin, thank you
But why B
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!
Thank you so much for this detailed thought😊
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.
Oh okay, thank you so much😊
Good job on the two screens
I’m definitely going with A
Thank you so much😊
But why A?
The screen is clear , with A you get a glimpse of what the section is all about.
Alright, thank you
Definitely A for me. The motion blur looks fantastic and gives it a very high-end sports brand feel.
Thank you so much, I appreciate your thought on this😊
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