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Work in Progress: Renova 🎨
Every great website starts with a strong first impression.
I'm currently designing the hero section for Renova, a painting service brand, with a focus on clean visual hierarchy, bold typography, balanced spacing, and imagery that communicates the brand's service at a glance.
The goal is simple: create a welcoming, professional experience that builds trust and encourages potential customers to take action.
This is still a work in progress, and I'm excited to keep refining the details as the design develops.
Looking for a UI/UX designer to bring your website idea to life?
I design thoughtful digital experiences for businesses that want to stand out, communicate clearly, and turn visitors into customers.
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My vote is Without Background. The clean layout keeps the focus on the service imagery and feels more professional for a painting brand.
Without background is more professional 🎉🎉🔥🔥
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