Eight homepage directions.
Each is a complete, working homepage with the same content — videos, news, Parliament, sign-up — and the official Conservative logo. Open them, compare, and tell me which one (or which mix) to take forward.
Round 1
Bold campaign energy — big uppercase type, deep navy, red accents, rally ticker and stat bar.
View design →Modern & clean — glassy floating nav, soft gradients, rounded cards. Startup polish.
View design →Newspaper/magazine — serif masthead, breaking ticker, lead story, headline column.
View design →Round 2 — more creative · official CPC logo
Cinematic & premium — animated northern-lights hero, glassmorphism, glow. High-end brand feel.
View design →Grassroots & energetic — dotted-map motif, animated stat counters, skewed bands, riding marquee.
View design →Brutalist campaign poster — Anton type, hard shadows, halftones, sticker badges, slogan marquee.
View design →Round 3 — with real photos
Cinematic full-bleed photo hero (Pierre at the rally with the flag), slow Ken-Burns zoom, slogan ticker, House-of-Commons + lawn-sign photo bands.
View design →
Magazine-quality editorial — serif headlines, a framed rally photo with red offset, two-column news + Parliament photo, split "get involved" band.
View design →All eight share the same live video feed (Pierre Poilievre's channel via the uploads-playlist embed), sign-up forms, and sync markers for news/MP videos/Parliament. Rounds 2–3 use the official Conservative maple-leaf logo; Round 3 adds real photos (rally, House of Commons, lawn sign).