Review mocks for J-Ro. Above the fold plus "how it works", real copy from the creative brief. Not the live site.
Dark navy, HUD readouts and counting numerals. Reads like a race-boat display: the product is a measurement tool, so the page behaves like one.
Open ACream and slate, Bodoni Moda headlines, big photographs, phones tucked into the picture. The page looks like a sailmaker's catalogue.
Open BWhite, one blue accent, three phones centred. Gets to "photo in, numbers out" in one screen.
Open C| Enterprise (Doyle, Quantum) | Weekend sailors | |
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| A | "Serious instrument, built for performance teams." Fits the Platform and white-label pitch. | Exciting, but can feel like a pro-only tool. |
| B | "One of us." Speaks sailmaker heritage and craft, and sits easily next to a loft's own brand. | Warm and trustworthy. Slowest to explain what the app does. |
| C | Clean and credible as software, but generic: nothing says sailing or loft. | Clearest and quickest to understand; easiest to download from. |
| Follows | Deviates, and why | |
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| A | Palette (1b4079, 3c91e6, bfb5af, e00040, black). Oswald for display, Poppins for body. Red on Sign in and CTAs. Stacked word pyramid. | No full-bleed video: a still hero photo with slow drift stands in. The brief's red is e00040, which is crimson, not the "reddish orange" the text asks for; we kept the swatch. |
| B | Bodoni Moda (the brief's serif pairing) with Poppins body. Brief palette tints; e00040 for Sign in. | Cream background and darker slate (#16263d, #f4efe8) are outside the five swatches, to get the editorial look. Oswald is not used. Photos are the brief's comp images and the existing hero: placeholders, licence unchecked. |
| C | Blue 3c91e6 from the palette; the three-card copy and H2 block verbatim. | Uses Inter, not the brief's fonts, for the Linear/Stripe feel. One accent only, so no red Sign in or CTA. This is the furthest from the brief. |
Common to all three: parallax phone flow, quotes carousel, H3 platform block and Media page are not in these mocks. Phone images are the current app store screenshots. Store badges are plain buttons.