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ā¢ 17h
Which direction brings out the premium tech aesthetic better? š“šµ
Currently working on a brand new hero framework where typography meets high-contrast confidence. Iād love to hear your thoughts on which color palette feels more impactful.
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Red Version looks premium
I will go with B, good contrast and von resoff effect š
ā¢ 8h
Honestly speaking I like both š But voted for blue version
Red for me, I dont like how the human silhouette disappears on the black background :)
ā¢ 8h
red version
Really like the contrast of the dark blue with the small red frame. I feel that, in terms of tone, it balances the premium aspect really well.
Red version because it makes the design looks sharper and vibrant
ā¢ 5h
Red one
ā¢ 4h
Red looks good as it blends with the background
Really smart informational pacing structured across this casting marketplace landing page concept.
Definitely Red
Will go for the Red One
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