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Tasty Test 03/30: Which palette makes the next choice feel easier?
Same wellness app. Same UX. Same content. Different visual system
A 🌿 Calm Choice
Soft lavender, sage, butter, and rose with equal visual weight.
B 🎯 Focused Choice
Warmer muted tones with stronger hierarchy and directional emphasis.
The question is not:
Which looks prettier?
It is
Which one reduces decision friction?
In wellness products, users often open the app already stressed, tired, or overloaded
So color can become part of the decision system
I would test:
Time to Confident Choice
Practice Selection Rate
Session Start Rate
💡 Growth Insight 03
A wellness interface should not only look calm.
It should make the next decision feel easier.
Which one would you choose?
A 🌿 or B 🎯
#MobileAppDesign #MobileUX #AsolDesign
67 voted
87%
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Pixelcore — AI & Technology Landing Page 🤖⚡
Pixelcore is a futuristic landing page concept for an AI-powered technology company focused on automation, data, integrations, and digital product development.
The goal was to communicate innovation and technical expertise without falling into the typical dark, overly complex AI aesthetic. The visual direction combines a clean monochrome interface with bold orange accents, pixel-inspired typography, and playful 3D technology objects.
Special attention was given to:
• a dynamic hero composition built around 3D tech visuals and strong typography;
• a distinctive orange accent system that guides attention toward key actions 🟠;
• pixel-inspired typography that reinforces the digital and technological character of the brand;
• 3D objects representing AI, automation, analytics, hardware, and connected technology;
• clear CTAs that make the next step immediately visible;
• service cards for AI Automation, Data Insights, Integrations, and Product Design;
• trust elements and performance metrics that support the company’s positioning;
• responsive mobile layouts that simplify the composition while keeping the same visual identity 📱;
• a modular visual system that could easily scale across services, case studies, and additional landing pages.
The result is a clean but expressive digital experience that makes an AI company feel innovative, approachable, and visually memorable — without sacrificing clarity or usability.
Looking to create a distinctive website for your AI, SaaS, or technology product?
Let’s turn complex technology into a digital experience people instantly understand ⚡
Wow! How did you approach balancing all the 3D elements without making the hero feel too busy?
Oasis — Padel & Tennis Booking Platform
Oasis is a court booking platform for padel and tennis clubs — members can select a court, check availability, and confirm payment in one streamlined flow. I designed the booking interface, built directly over real club photography.
Rather than placing the booking form on a neutral background, I anchored it directly over a full-bleed, golden-hour photograph of the real court. Before a user even looks at a date picker, they’ve already felt the atmosphere — that emotional context does more for conversion than any copy could.
The booking card itself stays intentionally minimal: court name, availability, surface type, date, duration, and price, in that order. No unnecessary steps between deciding and confirming. I used a distinct chartreuse accent — a departure from the green typically associated with sports apps — to carry through the primary CTA and a first-time-visitor promo card, giving the whole flow a bit of warmth and personality without slowing anything down.
Creative: Midjourney
Video: Flux
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Woww I love the video in the back!! 😍