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We rebuilt uitrax.com from scratch. Same company, same services. Which homepage would you trust with your project, and why? Your vote decides which style we use for our next client build.
7 votes
Ends in 1d
Thanks Amna. Clarity is what I’d bet on too: the first screen now says what we build, and the votes so far seem to agree.
After for me, the 3D blob grabs you right away 🟢 And the headline says what you do fast.
Thanks Moussa, really appreciate the vote. That was the goal with the first screen: the 3D core pulls the eye in and the headline says what we do before anyone has to scroll.
After — the 3D blob earns trust instantly.
Thanks. It's a real-time three.js mesh, and I kept the headline right next to it so the visual gets attention and the message lands in the same glance.
The "AFTER" Looks much better, much modern and much more interactive and actively passes the information about what you do at a glance
Thanks Anyadi, that's exactly what we were aiming for. The goal was for a visitor to understand what we do within the first screen, and for the page to feel alive while they do.
You did a great job on that
Thanks Anyadi, I appreciate it. It would help a lot if you shared this so more people can vote and tell us what they think.
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