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Client rejected this design
why do you they rejected it ?
At the moment I feel your text copy is fighting for attention as the background is taking all of it. If this is for a design studio I don't know how relatable the background image is as well. Did they give you any specific feedback, or was it just a flat rejection?
It was a flat one
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