Aura Landing Page

Welp, since you're ready… buckle up, it's aura -100 (sorry, lol)

Idea, research, and implementation 💯; hierarchy & alignments 🫠 I'll tell you more. I was greeted by these three dudes when I entered Aura (fire fit of course) a bit discouraging at first, but my designer's eye immediately got distracted by the main menu, whether they want to be in a group with the logo so left-aligned, centered, or right-aligned with the icons. I'd ask the menu myself if I could, but it's beyond my realm.

“Aura” logotype is different but not different enough to uphold a hierarchy because it's the same size as the menu. Perhaps if the menu gang could be a bit smaller (in font-size), the hierarchy could be clearer, then again it's not up to me. Moving on to the hero buttons, they're tight like in a brotherhood, but a bit too tight I think. Giving them more padding will give them more of a sense of authority, as they should.

“Color” and “Matching Colors” in Smart Outfit Matching ironically do not have matching alignment. They're separated by groups, but still, you can align them vertically for the color selection. Same story with “Your measurements” and “Your Size” it'd be better if they're aligned more vertically.

What's with the double right arrow in image sliders > o >? Usually it's like this < o >, left and right arrow, not sure if this is an Aura-specific style or no.

Price and product title in Product card could use more differentiation. It's subtly there, but making it stand out will benefit users more.

Here goes the footer: “Aura: Where style meets intelligence” but not alignments? Why Nada, why T_T? Between Home, Support & Contact Us, clearly Home is the oldest sibling here. You don't care about Home enough that everything is flat in unison carrying all five sub-menus to the bottom. Support & Contact Us got treated better I see, is this some kind of sibling revenge? Lmk if you need to talk this out.

*I used lots of “little…” btw today.

Thank you for sharing the landing page—modern, minimal, and the color palette feels harmonious. You did a great job.

One thing to improve: the main CTA has low contrast; white text on the light green background is hard to read. Switch the text to black or a much darker shade of the same green so it meets accessibility standards. I’d also reduce button text size to 16–18 px for better balance, soften the shadows to avoid a “dirty” look, and tighten the line-height in the main heading so it feels more cohesive.

Overall, strong work—keep going!