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I already shared the first concept a few days ago, but I couldn’t stop exploring 😅
So here’s an alternative direction.
Which one would you pick?
Vote below 👇
Option A
Option B

52 votes

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Alexander's avatar
I chose B but A is better for readability
Raaaak's avatar
I like design B more, but I think design A gets more clicks on the shop now button
Faraz Ahmed's avatar
Wow, that's amazing! The overall design looks clean, modern, and very well thought out.
Oluwadamilola's avatar
I think Option A works better
Arafat's avatar
Amazing work!
Godwin's avatar
both look good tbh but A has it for me
Valerie's avatar
The use of colors here is so lovely!
Lynksen 's avatar
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Very nice concepts! I personally like option A more, looks sleek
Ilya's avatar
Option A has such a strong character! What made you want to explore the split-screen Option B as an alternative?
Abi's avatar
Option A is such fun!
Nina's avatar
Love both! But option 2 looks stronger 👍
Emeelya's avatar
I think I like option B
Maty's avatar
The red version feels way more "act now" urgent for a grocery CTA, but the green one reads fresher and closer to the actual produce. Have you run these past real users yet, or is this still a gut call between the two?
Naima's avatar
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Voted Option A. It's the font size for me.
Salman's avatar
Oleksa Both are very nice
Daodu's avatar
I like option B better It's clear
AWD's avatar
I'd choose the right concept. The bold color contrast instantly grabs attention, while the oversized produce visual creates a stronger focal point. What often gets underestimated is that in eCommerce, a clear visual hierarchy can influence engagement before users even start...
Koonj's avatar
Option A, because main typography and CTA is clear. and color scheme is looking cool too
Adesuyi's avatar
I would pick the direction that makes the primary action feel the most obvious. In e-commerce, the strongest design is usually the one that removes the most decision friction.
Job's avatar
You've done an amazing work, the B is nice
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