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after looks fire
The after feels much cleaner and easier to scan. Nice improvement, especially in the overall hierarchy and layout.
It all comes down to experience and design resources
Wo! massive upgrade man, You got my upgoat
thanks for it man
The after is amazing
Huge improvement! The 'After' version clears up the visual clutter and makes the hero CTA pop immediately
The first one client made with AI. It's a problem with AI designs they tend to overscale the heading sizing
Both are good but the headline in before version is better on the conversion perspective.
True But that headline alone makes it feel AI generic. Instead of headline focused on the screenshot and testimonials to be the conversion element.
Well can't angree fully but yeah can do to some extent :)
Okay, two people voted for before; this shows there's still room for improvement in the after version. The insight of others really helps in finding one's shortcomings, and it helps a lot in achieving perfection. So, thanks to everybody who voted.
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