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Sticky navigation — dark or light? 🤔
One rule of landing pages: your nav sets the entire brand tone.
Design A: Frosted dark navbar, white logo, and ghost buttons.
Design B: Pure white navbar, colourful logo, solid CTA.
Which converts better in your experience?
2️⃣ = Dark nav | 1️⃣ = Light nav
#UIDesign #LandingPage #WebDesigner #ProductDesign #Contra
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Dark nav for me. The frosted treatment keeps the nav from visually competing with the hero content, and ghost buttons feel right for a design-forward audience. The light version with the colorful CTA ends up pulling focus away from whatever the headline is trying to say.
The dark navy looks better
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