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A new project! Done with hero section design exploration. Though some elements are subject to change during development. This is a new exploration after the old one, for some reason.
Which one is better?
Let me read your thoughts!
5 votes
Ends in 1d
Voted Option 2. The headline feels more personal than the big logo.
Thanks Rafee! Thanks for voting 🤝🏻
Both explorations sound interesting! I voted option 2
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