Product Concept Feedback Needed: Which Design Stands Out?

Product Concept Feedback Needed: Which Design Stands Out?Product Concept Feedback Needed: Which Design Stands Out?

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Pawel Nosal

pro

• 1d

If you imagined this product on a shelf next to others, which concept would catch your attention more?

A or B? Thanks for contributing :)

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8 votes

Ends in 1d

Taylor Fournier

pro

• 12h

I'm finding the right to be more visually interesting 😊 I do think more contrast is needed for the logo to stand out more, though!

Pawel Nosal

pro

• 11h

Thank you for your feedback, and that’s a valid point about the contrast between the logo and the background. One solution would be to filter out a bit of the bright light areas in the photo so the logo stands out more clearly.

Anita Autorino

max

• 18h

Tricky! Because as a designer I would pick A, however B tells me more about the product and it would take less time to make a choice.

Pawel Nosal

pro

• 10h

Yes, the left one looks better in real life, the mockup doesn’t show how strong the lime and orange pantones really are :)

But the left version works better for an already established brand, like Coca-Cola. Since this is a startup, I’m also leaning more toward B with the same argument as yours! Thank you for reasurring!

Oguntade Olufemi

pro

• Apr 20

Help me choose, A is richer and more hands-on. B is quieter and more intentional.

2 voted

33%

4 voted

67%

6 votes

Closed

Prosper Adaramola

• Apr 20

Well done boss🙌 , option b is cool maybe you can have the copy and maximize icons on it also

Vytautas Laniauskas

• Apr 20

Gestaliz is a learning ecosystem built on the principle that knowledge only generates value when it is structured and applied. Expanding on its brand foundation, this project focuses on the development of a visual system for its course ecosystem — translating strategic thinking into a scalable and coherent design language.

Rather than creating isolated course identities, the approach was to design a unified system capable of organizing different learning paths while maintaining clarity and consistency. The solution is rooted in the use of fundamental geometric forms as carriers of meaning.

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