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Taste Test
Minimal or with floating metrics. Which hero works better?
A SaaS executive dashboard landing page. Designed and built entirely in Framer.
14 voted
52%
13 voted
48%
27 votes
Closed
Minimal, for an executive dashboard the floating metrics version starts competing with the actual product screenshot for attention. Less noise in the hero usually means the eye goes straight to the headline.
floating metrics goes well in todays 3d/ AI world
Minimal
i would go for minimal one
Minimal
First design looks cool
Dope
Great UX thinking.
Minimal feels cleaner.
Floating flies
GOing for the floating metrics option
I prefer the minmal one
That's Amazing! 🔥
Floating metrics
It's a very beautiful project!
Floating files look more attractive
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