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User research photos landed today and the product team wants a hero series to test trust signals; I have to choose an approach before the sprint retro.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We ran five user interviews and have a folder of candid photos. Product wants three hero variants…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We ran five user interviews and have a folder of candid photos. Product wants three hero variants to A/B test trust on the landing page: close personal portraits, context-rich workshop shots, or abstract detail images. I can't tell which will read fastest as 'trustworthy' for our target demographic (age 28–45, pragmatic buyers). Recommend which three visual directions to build, why they matter for trust psychology, and the one fidelity constraint I must keep so the A/B results are valid.
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