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Taste Test
Opening social media post for an upcoming QSR Salad bowl chain based in NYC.
For this brief, we proposed a motion video over than a static carousel. The goal was to showcase the brand as premium, making nutritious salads using locally sourced ingredients that customers can grab on the go.
Which of the two embody the spirit of such a brand?
Pick your favourite iteration below! 🚀
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Left feels more visually appealing to me!
Yeah.. I think left has the perfect match
Love this - great work Syphon!
Right one got my vote
Very good job! Can't decide which one - but light one feels better to me!
Right for me!The lighter background makes the colors in the food pop more, so it feels fresher and more appetizing.😍
both are looking amazing
Wonderful 👍
Left
left feels better
Motion was the right call here. Static carousels rarely do justice to premium food brands, this hits differently.
I think Left one is great.
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