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Visual: A/B side-by-side comparison image featuring Var A and Var B.
Hook: Practice Project: Testing 2 visual hooks for a single documentary title.
Caption:
When designing for story-driven channels, testing visual angles is key to finding what drives the highest curiosity. I put together these two concept variations to explore different psychological triggers:
Variation A (Subject Focus): Isolates the focal point using tight lighting and deep atmospheric shadows to build immediate tension.
Variation B (Environment Focus): Emphasizes wide scale and mysterious background elements to pull the viewer into the environment.
Both concepts are optimized specifically for mobile readability and high contrast.
Call to Action: Which variation would make you pause and click—A or B? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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Option A blende withe the bg.
A little busy but looks good.
FLARE — Bold Basketball Courtwear Landing Page 🏀💗
FLARE is a fashion-forward sportswear landing page concept created for a basketball brand that wants to stand out both on and off the court.
The idea was to move away from the typical dark, aggressive visual language of performance sports and build something more expressive, editorial, and lifestyle-driven.
The hero combines oversized typography, soft pink tones, high-impact imagery, and product-focused storytelling to give the brand a strong identity from the first screen.
The experience was designed around:
• a bold campaign-style hero that immediately introduces the attitude of the brand;
• strong visual hierarchy that keeps the product and athlete at the center;
• an editorial layout inspired by fashion campaigns rather than traditional sports e-commerce;
• clear navigation between new drops, courtwear, accessories, and brand stories;
• a responsive mobile experience that keeps the same visual energy on a smaller screen;
• prominent purchase CTAs without losing the premium campaign feel.
The result is a sportswear experience where performance meets fashion — energetic enough for the court, but distinctive enough to build a lifestyle brand around it. ✦
Would you play it safe or PLAY BOLD? 🏀
Amazing design! Everything feels polished.
