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Step-by-Step Polish of a Nearly Finished Design

Refines a design you already like through separate, targeted edits: a headline about 20% larger with better spacing, decorative elements removed behind the product, a darker background with more separation around the subject, and a CTA swapped for your exact wording.

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  1. Phase 1 — Larger headline
    Leave everything else as it is. Increase the headline size by roughly 20% and give it better spacing around it.
  2. Phase 2 — Remove the decoration behind the product
    Keep the layout as it is now. Take away the decorative elements that sit behind the product.
  3. Phase 3 — Darker background, more separation
    Do not touch the subject or the composition. Darken the background and increase the visual separation around the subject.
  4. Phase 4 — New CTA
    Leave everything else exactly as it is. Change the CTA to: [exact CTA].
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