# Revisual / Hero, direction A
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Same message, a different first impression
One of several hero directions for Revisual’s landing page, with event types shown around the headline.
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The moments we design
The parts of a product and website teams test most, designed to give a clear answer.
- Hypotheses you can test
- Headline and copy variants
- Layout and hierarchy variants
- Call-to-action variants
- Pricing page variants
- Onboarding variants
- Form length and fields
- Paywall and upgrade variants
- Mobile-specific variants
- Specs for your developers
- What to measure
- Reading the results together
The problem
Sounds familiar?
If 2 or more of these ring true, the tests need better design before more traffic.
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# Revisual / Hero, direction B
ScreensLanding page
A warmer take on the same page
Another direction for the same hero and message, with a warmer illustrated scene and floating event types.
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“When we bring her a new feature idea, she quickly turns it into thoughtful design options with relevant user states, journeys, and clear assumptions.”
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Ways to start
2 ways to start
Design one test, or plan a series.
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# One test
Design one test
Turn one hypothesis into variants your team can build and run.
- Hypothesis and success measure
- 2 or 3 variants
- Copy for each variant
- Dev-ready handoff in Figma
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# Testing program
Plan a series of tests
Decide what to test across key journeys, then design each test.
- Test ideas by impact
- Variants for each test
- Results reviewed together
- Winners added to your designs
01Do you run the tests?
No. We design the variants. Your team builds, runs and measures them, and we can review the results together.
02How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope. Once we’ve seen the full picture, we’ll share a rough timeline.
03How many variants do you design?
Usually 2 or 3. Fewer, clearer variants give clearer answers.
04Where do test ideas come from?
From your data, support tickets, usability findings or a UX audit. We help you pick the ones worth testing.
05What happens to the winner?
We bring the winning variant into your designs and design system, so it doesn’t stay a one-off.