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WHEN A FOOD AD STARTS FEELING LIKE EDITORIAL.
A poster design exploring how typography, photography, and composition can turn a simple burger campaign into a distinctive visual identity.
• Bold typographic hierarchy
• Editorial art direction
• Strong visual contrast
• Playful food storytelling
• Memorable campaign personality
The goal was never to make another food advertisement.
It was to create something people would actually want to look at.
Designed by WaxyWeb.
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Which homepage direction would you choose for this coaching brand?
Option A
Clean, bright, confident, and professional.
Option B
Bold, darker, more editorial, with a stronger visual personality.
Which one feels more impactful? 👀
Vote A or B and let me know why.
8 voted
89%
1 voted
11%
9 votes
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A fits a coaching brand where the CTA and proof need to be scannable above the fold. B has more personality, but the darker editorial background usually costs button contrast and first-glance readability, which is where conversions live.
