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I designed a fashion service landing page specifically for a fashion stylist who creates outfits for individuals seeking a particular look.

Fashion Service Landing Page 1

Fashion Service Landing Page 2

Design Rationale:

I wanted to create a site that spoke to a specific audience: people who are stylish and hip, with a blend of urban and streetwear elements, as well as refined elegance. I used photography that evokes that feeling and has an earthy, almost neutral tone, which dictated the neutral color palette.

I wanted the layout to be somewhat organic and playful, yet tell a story and highlight the service's features and benefits, validating it with customer quotes. I also incorporated elements of urban style, including a hint of a brick wall in the hero and spray paint strokes in the benefits section. The design concludes with a call to action to contact the business and follow them on their social channels.

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Nice job, Angelo. I like the design style and direction.

In the footer, I think it would be clearer and more user-friendly if you separated "Contact Us" from "Follow Us on Social Media."

Just thinking out loud, what if we had a "Reach Out" section on the left, with a text area, email input fields, and a button so users can send a message directly?

And on the right, a "Follow Us" section with social media icons and additional contact details.


Looks good!

Make sure the light labels above your sections ("Mission", "Services", "Testimonials") have sufficient contrast. Increasing their size would likely make them more easily readable without requiring extra focus.

I agree with Sayed on splitting the contact details and social media buttons into their own sections. Creating a clearer separation makes it easier for the user to process the content.

Overall, great work!

Thanks for the feedback.

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