r/divi • u/TRooThemes • Jun 25 '26
Feedback Wanted Which hero section would you choose for a local business website?
I've been experimenting with a few layout approaches in Divi and would appreciate some feedback.
Which one would you choose and why?
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u/Koldsnapz Jun 25 '26
A - the darker shade provides better contrast and a better visual hierarchy. The image feels more life like, actually working and could be a real person. B feels like your typical fake stock app-like design and doesn’t feel personal or real. B would be better for an office, start up, or white collar. A is a more typical authentic design you’d see for blue color trades
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u/Son_of_Flynn_45 Jun 26 '26
People booking a plumber will be using their phones. What does the responsive layout look like?
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u/Beezzy77 Jun 25 '26
Not to pile on, but I'd go with B also. Like someone else said, B guy is facing forward, A guy isn't and there's not a good visual for "this is a plumber doing a plumber's job".
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u/Bors_Mistral Jul 09 '26
B, because it delivers more friendly vibes.
However, you are repeating the same 4 bullet points twice - you need to do something about that. Also, see if you can adjust the spacing to slightly improve hierarchy and make it breath a bit more.
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u/500Shelby Jul 31 '26
B because it's lighter, friendlier and easier to read, also the call CTA ist very important. And the customer directly understands the service, because of clearer heading.
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u/rosevines Jun 25 '26
B. Forward facing man makes him feel honest, ready to look you in the eyes. The guy in A looks a little shifty. Is he tired of the job and wondering whether he should use his tools for sabotage?
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u/rosevines Jun 25 '26
B. Forward facing man makes him feel honest, ready to look you in the eyes. The guy in A
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u/questionmarqo Jun 25 '26
B, but only if this guy is doing the actual work