Full scroll of Zenvira, an interior design template. The hero room is green on green, wall panels, sofa and cushions all the same olive, and that green comes back as the dark footer at the very end.
Do you all match the brand color to the photography or keep them separate?
Most contact pages open with a quiet little Get in touch. On Ferea, a coffee shop template, the headline is huge and the bottom half sits on a tilted caramel label, the same sticker trick the Come find your new favorite coffee banner uses further down.
Do you all go loud on contact pages or keep them calm?
Dropped two little icons right into the hero headline on Zinox, a creative studio template. A rock on hand after Elements and a smiley after Reality, drawn at the same weight as the type so they read like words.
Do you all ever put icons inside headlines or does it get too...
Kept going back and forth on whether a skincare footer needs photos at all. On Auréva, a skincare template, I ended up running a strip of mostly black and white portraits edge to edge right above the copyright line, with a faint giant wordmark behind it.
Do you all treat the footer as one last brand moment or just a sitemap?
How do you all feel about a photo sitting inside a headline? Full scroll of Slateon, a rental real estate template, and halfway down the words Better and comfort get pushed apart by an aerial shot of the street.