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Designing a website for a saas product. Which of the version would you prefer.
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Iād go with the First Version, Abolaji. The hero feels more immersive and immediately gives the page a stronger visual identity. Iād maybe increase the contrast on the text just a little, but overall this one feels more polished to me.
Second Version keeps the headline off the painting, so legibility never has to fight the artwork underneath. First Version overlays the text directly on the image for a more immersive hero, but risks losing contrast wherever the painting gets busy.
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