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Taste Test
One website, two moods.
Version A: sage + terracotta = warm, natural, approachable
Version B: burgundy + black = bold, refined, high-end
Color alone shifts how "expensive" a brand feels.
Which one would you trust more?
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The sage and terracotta still feels premium because the type stays tight. It just reads warmer than burgundy, so I'd trust version A if the brand wants people to linger.
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