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Taste Test
We designed the podcast section for Vesper, our Kajabi concept site. When it came to showing it off, we had two instincts: put it in someone's hands, or let it stand alone.
Same cover. Totally different feeling. Which one stops you?
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Voted Option 1. The phone in hand gives you the context the cover art can't on its own. For a mindfulness-adjacent podcast, seeing it held at rest in warm light creates the listening moment before anyone presses play. The standalone cover is beautiful, but it works harder on a landing page than in a feature showcase.
option 2 is the one with my vote since it actually IS the bit of this post that stopped me to vote & comment. something about the use of the shape outline & colors used almost make it feel extensive past the screen, kind of like an optical illusion of an inflation effect. ...
Building curiosity is very important in design. Option 1 encourages to explore the product.
Option 1
Best one
option 1
context changes perception more than pixels sometimes 😄
Great work
Love this!
Personally, I'm more drawn to the left version. There's something about having a person in this kind of work that doesn't really appeal to me
Amazing work👏🔥
Really nice, I think using real photography with products is always a winning trend!
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