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Taste Test
Trying to decide between two versions of the Fauna Wellness app store screenshots before submission.
Version A uses the sage green from inside the app; cohesive with the brand and immediately recognizable.
Version B has a warm brown background; rich, grounded and editorial.
Both show the same screens. Which one catches your eye first and makes you want to download? Any other suggested changes?
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Sage green feels more appealing visually!
Thanks!
Sage green is amazing design
Thanks for the input
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