Lu Xuemei had just laid the two design drafts side by side and asked ten strangers to judge them separately. Seven of them thought the original version was better, two liked the final version, and one remained undecided.
The difference in quality was already obvious.
"How about that? I told you so. We should've left it alone. What a mess."
Jiang Qin took the computer and calmly raised his head. "After looking at the pictures, did anyone become curious about the website's content?"
Lu Xuemei nodded. "Of course they did. They also wanted to know when the website would be ready."
"Which design were they pointing at when they asked?"
"The second one."
After Lu Xuemei finished speaking, she froze slightly. The scene from earlier flashed through her mind again, and her eyes gradually filled with astonishment.
That was right. Those people had all seemed to be pointing at the simplest design—the revised version—when asking about the website.
"Why did that happen?" Lu Xuemei asked, somewhat lost.
"That's normal. The previous design was good-looking and indeed looked quite sophisticated, but it had too many elements. At a glance, you couldn't tell what the focus was. Once the unnecessary elements were removed, the information became much more direct."
Jiang Qin returned the computer to Pang Hai and spoke in an even tone.
"But only an attractive advertisement makes people want to look at it. If no one even wants to look, what use is it for your information to be conveyed simply?"
Lu Xuemei felt deeply unconvinced. Effective communication was indeed important, but what use was it if no one looked at it?
"But it's a fan." Jiang Qin looked at her.
At those words, Lu Xuemei froze slightly, as if she had suddenly figured something out. The argument she had