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I am currently working on a portfolio website design project and would like to know which direction the Hero section should follow.
Should the image be centered or on the right?
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I’d choose the image-right version. It gives the headline a clearer reading path and leaves more room for a strong CTA without making the hero feel crowded.
Oh, okay, thank you for your feedback.
Also, can you please vote on your choice?
Image-right for me, it keeps the eye moving left to right straight into the CTA instead of splitting attention down the middle. Is this hero for your own portfolio or a client project?
Thank you for your feedback and it's for a client portfolio.
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But I guess the liquid background of V1 feels extra immersive.