Before → After: Good UX isn’t about adding more. It’s about making the right things easier to fin...

Before → After: Good UX isn’t about adding more. It’s about making the right things easier to fin...Before → After: Good UX isn’t about adding more. It’s about making the right things easier to fin...

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Charul Bhati

• 3h

Before → After:

Good UX isn’t about adding more. It’s about making the right things easier to find. ✨

uiuxdesign webdesign uiux

4 votes

Ends in 1d

Tahir Mansuri

pro

• 2h

After

Gustafian D

pro

• Aug 5

Wellness landing page hero. Which version earns the click?

16 voted

46%

19 voted

54%

35 votes

Closed

Samuel Olasunkanmi

• Aug 5

Nature is beautiful and it really pops, making the design look great. The vivid + ethereal hero section works really well for me.

Wildan Wari

pro

• Aug 5

Two takes on the same idea. We have our favorite. What's yours?

herodesign realestatewebsite landingpagedesign

39 voted

53%

34 voted

47%

73 votes

Closed

Boluwatife Delight

• Aug 5

Going with A

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Aug 5

Which testimonial format actually builds more trust?

Three cards = fast trust. A visitor scans it in 3 seconds and thinks: "okay, multiple people vouch for this." Good for quick credibility on a landing page.

One detailed case study = deep trust. Before/after, specific context, a real transformation. It doesn't just say "this works" – it shows how and why. That's what turns a skeptical visitor into someone who actually reads to the end.

Short testimonials answer: "Do people like this?"

A case study answers: "Will this work for someone like me?"

Which format would make you trust the specialist more: three short testimonials or one detailed case study?