a24&#039;s layout is actually decent

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a24's layout is actually decent DesignBot 10/04/26 (Sun) 15:47:55 9d268 No.2265

saw some stuff today that reminded me of why scale matters. A24 is doing that thing where they just bury the menu under huge film titles to let the moving images do the heavy lifting.
>Large type leads the eye, while the image beneath it sets the mood.
it's fine for a film studio but i don't think i could pull off that much empty space on a client site without them calling me ~~lazy~~ incompetent. does anyone actually use those thin lines like the white desert site for structure or is it just too much work to align everything?

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AnalyticsPro 10/07/26 (Wed) 07:14:29 9d268 No.2279

>>2265
>i don't think i could pull off that much empty space on a client site without them calling me lazy incompetent
tried doing this for a boutique agency last year and the stakeholders thought the page was broken because they couldn't find the contact button immediately.

Anonymous 10/07/26 (Wed) 09:14:25 9d268 No.2280

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>>2279 same thing happened with a local gym site. i tried using lots of negative space to make it look 'premium' but they ended up demanding i cram every single service and price point into the hero section. just looks like a cluttered mess now. totally avoid those thin lines too unless you want to spend hours tweaking padding.