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Two dark-mode hero designs, one bold look. 🌌
Color palette: Midnight navy, electric blue, cobalt, cyan/aqua glow and clean white.
Which one is your favorite? 👇
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Boostly for me, the cyan glow on navy feels calm but still techy. Did you build these straight in Webflow after Figma, or try Claude Code for the glow effects?
