I feel like a has more to look at and is a more inclusive picture.

A shows the pieces so I quickly know that I have to build my own. B looked preassembled, so I didn't initially think it was something I'd make myself and be able to customize. A also helps me think creatively about how I might design the jumprope.

I think option A does a better job of showing that the jump rope can be customized to the kid's liking. i think it does a better job of illustrating that the beads can be put on however someone likes.

I think A shows off the ability to make it your own much better. B people might glance at it and seem like its just preset like that

I like the look of option B better but it doesn't really show what the product is as well as option A does. Option A clearly shows what the product is and matches the product packaging in a way that's easier to understand.

I like that you can see all the parts separated.

I would want to buy the product in the option A image more because you can clearly see the parts of it

I loved this product because it's showing me its contents and the way I can use them to activate my kids imagination.

I would buy this option because it shows me the versatility of the jump rope. I.e. I don’t have to worry about the length and I could pick the color pattern as I see fit.

I would be more likely to buy from seeing this image because I can see everything I get before its made into a jumprope

I like option a better. I can tell that the point is to assemble the jump rope in this one.

I like option A because it has more of a DYI approach to it. It also makes the overall product seem fuller and abundant which gives it more perceived value.

this one allows me to see that you can put it together any way you want, shows you can be creative and make it your way!

I feel like A shows that you will have to build the product

A makes it clearer that you have to put the jump rope together and that you can customize the color pattern

I chose A because it shows me that I will have to put it together, If i bought B I would expect it to look like that when it arrived

I prefer option A because it shows me the product and how I would have the option to put it together myself. I like that I could design the product with any color combination and option A demonstrates that fact very well.

The photo is bigger and it seems more clear that the child will build their own jump rope.

Option B makes it seems like a jump rope comes in the box. Option A is a lot more clear on what it is.

A shows off how it can be built together.

I chose option A because i like how it shows how it comes in different parts that are easy to assemble.

I feel that choice A would give me a better idea of what the product looks like and what I would do with it.

the one that shows it is DYI is best

i like seeing this product unassembled as it looks like it could and would be fun for a child to assemble and play with.

Option A. This option shows all the individual parts that will be needed to make your own jump rope. This is great information both for the child and the parent.

I like option A the best. I like having all the product in pieces instead of together. i can visualize what to make from it

A had a good color and looked cool. I enjoyed the design and the overall color scheme as well.

Not easy. I think both the together rope and the pieces need to be shown. A, I do not want the hassle. B, I will be disappointed when it comes not together.

I like option A because it gives you a good idea of what comes with the product and how you would build the jump rope. Option B looks very nice but I think it can be misleading.

Although the together jump rope looks better, I think it would be safer to make it clear that assembly is required for this product.

I would want to see all the pieces, since this is a DIY kit. Seeing the complete product doesn't give me an accurate idea of what I'm gonna see when I open the package.

A is more engaging, intriguing, and full. The separate pieces make it seem more comprehensive.

I prefer A because it makes it obvious that one has to build the jump rope

Since "make your own jump rope" isn't the main focus I think it would be beneficial to have it obvious that you are able to make your own rope.

To see that you have build your own jump rope is cool, I like seeing all the accessories.

This picture helps me to understand that it all needs to be put together.

Showing the item disassembled gives me more ownership of the product since I can imagine myself assembling it.

I like that the picture shows all the parts separately, instead of a premade item.

I would much rather see what the jump rope looks like when it is put together, so I would choose option B.

This one for sure is better because without it being assembled it would take me a couple minutes to figure out what I was looking at. It would be helpful to have both the pile of pieces and the assembles product together in the same ad.

I really like the look of the completed jump rope over the view of the jump rope parts and pieces.

I would actually love to see a combination of both but I choose this one that shows the final product or a color version of it.

I am not sure why I would want to make my own jump rope but B shows a finished product which is more appealing than seeing the components.

Option "B" shows WHAT is in the box as well as an example of what one can do WITH the contents of the box. It helps the product sell to consumers as they can see what they are getting and how the child can use it.

I would choose choice B first because it is well displayed and looks more attractive to me as compared to choice A which is less attractive to me.

I like seeing how the jump rope looks when it's completely built. A is fine, but it's better to see the finished product.

B works best for me as it has the rope assembled. It's good to see the components are they would be in use. Excellent display!

The image on option B would convince me more to buying the product because it does show me on how I will make the arrangement.

I would not want to put together a jump rope.

I think seeing the product in the fully formed state in the image in choice B gives me a better idea of what it is and what it does at first glance.

I like seeing the product in its assembled form

i think choice b is better because it shows the finished product. the box being in the picture also says what what you need to do to get the finished product.

B because it makes the product look more organized and higher quality.

I like to see it put together, it gives me ideas for patterns and how to put the colors together

Seeing the image of a "finished" jump rope makes it more appealing to me.

I chose B because it shows me the finished product, which can help serve as a guide, because I am not at all crafty.

I think showing the completed product and what’s possible is better than a pile of beads

I would rather see the item assembled in the image.

I like b becuase it shows the final product. but i also would like to see a few that are not put together. So maybe combine these two.

I prefer Option B as my first choice. The example with the pieces put together looks fresher, more attractive and neater. It also shows what can be done with the pieces. Option A looks messy and scattered in contrast.

Option B is easier to assess. I can clearly see it is a jump rope and that I get to build it. However, seeing it all together is helpful at first so I know what it is. Option A was confusing with all the separate pieces.

I really like being able to see how the pieces go together. Option A not only looks a bit sloppy/cluttered, and also a little overwhelming.

I really like seeing it all put together - it quickly gives me a good idea of what the end product is.

I prefer seeing the jump rope fully made and that's why i've chosen B

I like option B due to the image showing the example of the finished product. It gives more value to the details as on is able to see how the product will look once they have completed the kit.

I think seeing the finished product is more compelling; the individual pieces in A are a little intimidating, to be honest.

I don't like either because I would not be interested in building my own jump rope nor do I think the photo to the left (A) exhibits clearly the idea.

This option showed the rope more spread out so it looked more transparent.

I think option B does a much better job of showing off the product with it actually put together, makes it more appealing to look at and obviously easier to visualize

The box clearly indicates "make your own" so there would be no question of the finished product being inside, so I think it's helpful to have a picture of the completed project.

I would buy the product that is displayed already assembled.

I like seeing what it looks like put together

I like this one a lot more than the other one

I liked choice B since the product is made and completed which looks more appealing and eye catching while being easy to imagine using. CHoice A looks like a mess and is hard to imagine it completed.

I chose B because it was more obvious what the product is for than the other picture

This one looks more catchy and appealing to me, so I'd click here first .

I like option B the best out of the two options in more likely to buy it based on its image because I like the way it is put together more it looks more inviting. Option b is better looking and understandable what it is and does and looks more appealing in the image. Option b maybe a little bit more understandable while option A is a little bit confusing with the way it is laid out in front of the camera I might skip over thinking that it's something else entirely.

I like how choice B looks as it is put together so I can get a good visual on what to do

Tis image would make me more likely to buy this product. It's easier to comprehend and more visually appealing

I like it to look like it's put together. A looks overwhelming to me because it looks like I have to assemble it myself.

I like seeing the image of the jump rope put together so I know what it will look like completed. The picture with just the pieces is not very appealing and would not catch my attention.

I would buy option B because option A would make me terrified of my kids making a mess.

I would buy option B because I like that I can see a completed jump rope made out of all the pieces that comes in the package.

I choose B because it shows the product as a whole rather than all its specific parts separately.

I think it is useful to see the complete version in choice B. I prefer that over just the pieces

I feel overwhelmed looking at the components. I prefer to see the finished product.

I can tell much better what it is when it's all put together.

I like "B" because it depicts the finished product and give a expectation on what you will get

A looks daunting

the finished product helps greatly!

I feel like showing the finished jump rope would be ideal, the picture of all the pieces in a pile would seem like a mess.

Laid out more neatly

I like it put together instead of in pieces. It looks better.

I like the one where it shows the finished product, that way you can see what it looks like all put together.

I would choose B because I like to see the finished product all put together so I know what I'm getting

I like seeing the one already put together. Shows me the goal for this project.

Looks nicer put together and you still understand it is a kit

I picked B because it gives me a better idea of what the jump rope will look like.

B - The completed jumping rope combined with the "build your own" easy to read from the package makes easier to understand the product. especially if you are looking the list with a child

I prefer the look of this image. I like seeing the completed project.