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Which loader page did you guys go with? I created the concept and my client loved version 2. The project's called Layer8, so I played with the idea of layers loading up to eight to match the brand.
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Version 2
Both of them is good but I choose v2 it feels unique
v1 is kind of generic, v2 is simpler and more unique
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