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Taste Test
Which of these hero sections look visually more balanced and premium to you?
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i like the first one.
Glad it's winning 🙌
B for me. Looks unique and much more thoughtful
A looks more balanced , my eyes were well directed on where to start reading the content of the hero from , so yh great hierarchy
This is exactly the kind of feedback I want all my designs to get. Thank you so much!! 🙌
A got my vote
Thank you!! 🙌
I would go with B
Nice, very close competition between A and B haha. Thanks 😊
Thanks for voting man! 🙌
B for me, the green button pops more
Thanks for the vote!! 🙌🏻
I would go with B 😍
Thank youu for voting 🙌
Option A feels better IMO
It def is more cleaner, thanks Munzir 🙌
I'd pick B. It feels clearer from a conversion perspective. The value and CTA are much more obvious, while still feeling balanced and premium.
Thank you Shubhang! 🙌
Option A feeel more balaced
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The visual direction looks great, but I think Isometric does a better job of explaining the product.
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I really like how the light version looks, but it has some legibility issues. Since readability is more important for users than visual appeal, I think the dark version is the better option.
BTW, I initially voted for the light version, but after analyzing both options more closely, I changed my mind 😄