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I know Claude design is going great, really great - but today i picked one painful bankrupt issue regarding solar industry i.e
SunPower filed for bankruptcy in August 2024, leaving nearly 600,000 customers stranded with broken systems, no warranty support, and panels not producing properly. Homeowners are stuck with useless panels weighing down their roofs , denied warranty claims, and no one to call for repairs.
So using google stitch designing tool and Banani I created two designs from both tools.
Vote which one you like.
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Both built around the same idea which is unlocking hidden value for New York co-op and condo boards who are owed tax savings they've never claimed.
One leaned architectural and place-specific, a NYC skyline with a keyhole as negative space in the primary building. One went cleaner and more minimal, exploring the lock and key metaphor directly.
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Which would you have chosen? A or B?
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I'd have gone with the skyline too, tying the mark straight to the audience it's speaking to is hard to beat. Was the keyhole negative space something you nailed early, or did it take a few passes to read clearly at a small size?
Guess the client's choice! 🎯
A recent case study for a branding and printing company that offers full-cycle branding services (they print merchandise, packaging, and promotional items on just about anything).
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