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I love website sections that combine the product and its features into one clean visual.
Especially for dashboards ,this layout style highlights the interface and communicates value instantly.
Here’s a dashboard feature section I designed recently.
It’s simple, intentional, and helps users understand the product at a glance.
That hero section I mentioned, designing for an investment company?
Iterations with dummy dashboard included
(it’s a proposal for a client).
With the dashboard included, which of the hero versions do you prefer now and why?
Vote & Drop your pick in the comments.
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The hero section can make or break your design.
Not because it’s fancy but because it has to speak to the right audience.
I’m designing for an investment brand and created two wireframes.
Which one do you think fits the investment industry more? And why?
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I’ve been trying out various graphic styles for my client’s social media. People engage more with content that feels natural, so the aim is to present offers in a way that doesn’t look like a direct sales pitch.
Another video concept for social media.
Tool: Veo 3.0, Nano banana & Capcut