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RENAISSANCE Website hero section.
which should I work on? And why? 😊
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I’d go with A. The mix of Renaissance imagery with such a modern layout has more of a “wait, what’s going on here?” effect.
B is a common layout in my opinion and the overall composition looks a bit off to me.
VIREO — Modern Eyewear Landing Page 👓✨
VIREO is a bold eyewear landing page concept created to present modern glasses as both a functional product and a statement piece.
The goal was to combine the feeling of precision optics with a more expressive, fashion-forward visual direction. Deep electric blue, vibrant yellow accents, oversized typography, and close-up lifestyle photography create a strong identity while keeping the product and its benefits easy to understand.
Special attention was given to:
• a high-impact hero section built around expressive eyewear photography;
• bold color contrast that makes the yellow frames immediately stand out;
• clear product benefits like clarity, protection, and quality;
• a simple Explore Now CTA that keeps the next step obvious;
• product information integrated directly into the visual experience;
• strong typography that supports the brand’s confident personality;
• responsive mobile layouts that preserve the same visual impact on smaller screens 📱;
• a clean balance between fashion-focused imagery and functional product messaging.
The result is a vibrant eyewear experience that feels modern, confident, and product-focused — positioning glasses as something you don’t just wear to see better, but as part of your everyday style. 💛
Looking to create a digital experience for a fashion, eyewear, or lifestyle brand that makes the product impossible to overlook? Let’s build it. 🚀
Same brand. Same product line. Two completely different moods.
I designed two hero sections — same layout structure, same goal, but each one built around a different product in the line:
🅰️ — warm, golden, cozy. Feels like something you'd reach for in winter.
🅱️ — sage green, mirrored layout, clean and minimal. Feels more clinical, more "skincare-routine" than "self-care ritual."
Both use real ingredient-driven color palettes (not random brand colors) and floating product badges instead of a wall of text.
Which one would make you stop scrolling and actually click "Shop Now" — A or B? Drop your pick below, curious which mood wins.
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A would probably stop my scroll first, but B feels more believable for skincare. I’d actually be curious which one converts better, because the one that grabs attention isn’t always the one that feels most trustworthy 👀