I need help. A or B?
Here’s option A:
And here’s B:
Suggestions?
(and for those of you who can’t tell the difference between the two, sad! it’s the headline.)
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hmm. i'm usually a sans-serif kind of gal, but i'm diggin' option a. i think those serifs add a little bit of friendliness. option b is more institutional-feeling, which isn't as "home-y" in my opinion. i also like how option a draws your eyes to the subtitle. it's also more unique, i think. then again, i like the shape option b makes with the subtitle.
a lot of help i am, huh? =P
i'm excited to see it complete :)
I am all about option b. The serif is nice, but i don't know how well i like it with the image…and sans-seems more universal, especially because this is a magazine cover and they most likely would keep the font the same on each issue.
anyway, what i also really like is the shape of the subheading on b. and i like the shape of the april 2010 and dwell.com on the bottom of a.
great color choices.
I can't tell you the difference between the two, BUT I was drawn to B almost immediately. So I say a definite B.
Option A. It looks more gentle and inviting, something appropriate for this type of magazine. Option B (although it's quite different) reminds me of the "dell" computer labels.
Cute layout though for a magazine!
Well, in my highly valued expert opinion (yeah right!) I'm drawn to option A. Can't explain it, but it's more inviting than B.
Def B- I love the way the simple lines compliment the architecture. With A it looks a little like the styles are competing.
I also love the size of B's subhead- I think it makes better use of the white space.
A. No explanation needed.