Private College Experience. Public College Price.
A private college education is worth a lot. It shouldn’t have to cost a lot.
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Private College Experience. Public College Price.
A private college education is worth a lot. It shouldn’t have to cost a lot.
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Private College Experience. Public College Price.
A private college education is worth a lot. It shouldn’t have to cost a lot.
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Notes from the designer:
- Each of the first three hero designs are minor variations on a shared design block, so they are very easy to switch between.
- The slides can each have individual links, so that space could be used for graphics with calls to action.
- The text can also be switched to the right to make the design feel more dynamic. I moved the text block to the left to create a sense of stability.
- The text:graphic ratio can be adjusted to 30:70 (what it has now), 40:60, 50:50, 60:40 or 70:30. I gave lots of space for the image/video while leaving a comfortable column to frame the text.
- The current video is outdated and cut short. It is meant as a placeholder, not a final product. The text also serves as a placeholder while we workshop ideas as an office.
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Private College Experience. Public College Price.
A private college education is worth a lot. It shouldn’t have to cost a lot.
Private College Experience. Public College Price.
A private college education is worth a lot. It shouldn’t have to cost a lot.
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