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Taste Test
Same website. Same footer content. Different design.
Which one would you choose?
1 or 2?
1 vote
Ends in 15h
Footer 2 look nice
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The dark one
Should animation simply catch attention, or invite interaction?
In the first version, the abstract form continuously transforms on its own. It keeps the hero section dynamic and atmospheric without requiring any action from the user.
In the second version, the object reacts to cursor movement through a parallax effect. The experience becomes more playful, immersive, and responsive.
One gives users something to watch. The other gives them something to influence.
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The option 1
✨ Which design do you like the most?
We’ve created two versions of the same yoga post — now it’s your turn to choose! 🧘♀️🌿
01 or 02?
Drop your pick in the comments 👇
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I didn't vote, but if I had to choose, I'd go with Option 2 for the typography and overall design. I do, however, prefer the full-frame photograph in Option 1. The border around the photograph in Option 2 slightly compresses the model's gaze and makes the image feel a little more confined.