LOOK ALaunch Control
Dark and techy, like a flight deck. The boldest signal that Blast now builds with AI.
Three questions for Robert & Diane. Two minutes each. The redesign builds on what already works — your homepage already says "help your business take off"; these options turn that up, each at a different temperature. All numbers in the mockups are placeholders.
How to vote: for Q1 and Q2, rank the options 1, 2, 3 (1 = favorite) and hit ✕ on anything you actively dislike — X-ing all three is a valid ballot. Q3 is a single pick. Every question also has an Other row and a comment box, so if none of it lands, say so in your own words. Vote separately; disagreement is useful information, not a problem.
Two people, one ballot: the ballot at the bottom has a Robert / Diane toggle and it opens on Robert. Diane — tap your name first, then vote, or your picks will be recorded under Robert's. The ballot writes your reply for you.
Same message in all three — the small-business agency with real tech firepower. They differ only in temperature. Click any preview to open it full-screen.
Dark and techy, like a flight deck. The boldest signal that Blast now builds with AI.
Light, calm, and credible. One rising line carries the whole site; trust badges ride high.
Loud and confident, big type and countdowns. Today's Blast energy, minus the cartoon.
All three keep your orange, drop the illustration, and let one small detail carry the rocket idea. Any of them works with any look from Q1. These are rough type approximations for voting — the winner gets properly drawn before anything ships.
Clean bold wordmark; a single rising line with a dot does the rocket work. Reads well tiny, in one color, and embroidered on a polo.
A round orange "B" seal — porthole meets launch button. Gives you a strong standalone avatar for Google, social, and favicons.
Lowercase, modern, tech-company energy. The orange delta is the rocket, the exhaust, and the "up and to the right" all at once.
This sets how far the launch theme goes in the words on the site — the visuals from Q1 work at any level.
Mission control everywhere. Countdowns, flight logs, launch sequences.
Launch verbs in headlines only; everything else in plain small-business English.
The rocket lives in the logo. The words stay literal: leads, revenue, results.
Tap your ranks and the reply writes itself below — copy it into an email or text. Votes save on this device, so Robert and Diane can vote at different times.
Currently recording votes for Robert.