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A flyer design for BiteRush
This design was aimed at starring up customers desire to buy from the brand through attractive colour, and images that keep the customers instinctively agitated to buy.
This design was made in such a way that it easily triggers attention keep the brain energized and stay in viewer memory, leveraging on human's nature that a stuck memory sparks curiosity, making the customer to end up buying after a period of time. The design was aimed at improving sales and income.
What do you think about the design?
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