I like 2 the best; it's colorful and bold with good contrast.

5 has the best color scheme and size imo

I like number 4. It is easy to read, and the colors are a good complement. It is not too contrasting at the same time. Overall, I would choose #4 first. I like #1 also for the embossing of the level icon in green. That is pretty nice as well.

Option 3 is the most visually appealing as it combines a rustic wood grain with the purple and yellow which are complimentary. The oak leaves also contrast nicely with the grain

#6 impresses me the most due to its color scheme.

Number five is my first choice, number one is my second. The purple background seems "cheap", but the brown or the wood grain seem like the convey accomplishment.

#2 is the first one to catch my attention it is the blue back ground that stands out

2 immediately caught my eye because of the royal purple - extremely elegant. I also prefer the "leaf" design that is depicted in 2 (as well as 3, 5 and 6). It reminded me of the decorations used on the heads of roman rulers. The other leaf style looked very inexpensive.

4 is the best looking one. The colors stand out more and are more contrasting. I like the leaves around the number and around the main pop up. The second best one would be a close tie to 2 and 5.

#1 = 4#2 = 2#3 = 5---- Only complaint is is NOT being able to see the harvest buttons on the entire left column of designs! It is covered by the numbers for the popup.#1: The color theme is gentle, yet royal in it's colorization. That pop up would be pleasantly accepted every time if I was playing it. The wooden background of the stars with the parchment paper folding in the corner are superb in design.#2: The simple design and brilliant color combination make for elegant feeling while I imagine playing it.#3: This popup reminds of the hours I would play Civilization. It gives me the rustic feeling and would generally be accepted as a popup while playing.

Design number 3 really catches my eye. I love the simple, down-to-earth quality of the design with its wood-textured background and warm, engaging colors. The colors really complement each other--the pop of purple and gold really stands out against the wooden background. I also feel the wood texture fits the theme of the game beautifully. Everything about Design number 3 works--it's engaging, eye-catching, befitting of the game's theme, memorable, and makes you want to play (and keep playing).

The darker purple one really catches the eye!

I like 5 and for sophisticated yet simple look and design.

I like the brown background with the green leafs because it represents more of a farm theme.

number 1, best color scheme with the gold and green and brown wooden background. simple and classic look

I like the first one the best for a farm game. The colors aren't too bright. I'm thinking of the earth (farm) when thinking about my choice. I don't see how something colorful and bright would fit with a earth themed game.

I really like 1. The green and the gold really stand out together. The dark brown behind it makes it pop. The gold leaves look so much better than on the other ones.

Definitely #1. The numbers really jump out with the multiple colors. This one is the most appealing to the eye.

I like number 2, the dark purple and gold catches my eye right away and it seems more like the style pop up that you would see at a higher level.

I think #5 is the most award looking like one. I would think seeing it is an accomplishment.

5 design is impressive because combination of red green and yellow color

I like the middle left one most. It fits the "farm" theme really well. The wood kinda fits the theme I think.

level 5 is more interesting to me.

4, it looks more quaint and farm like. I like the more subdued colors.

I don't like the purple color. Number 5 with the red ribbon is simple and the ribbon makes me think about a success.

1,2 and 5 stand out the most with the bigger and bolder text and surrounding designs.

The purple catches more attention.

#5 was bold and caught the attention

I like number 1. I like the color scheme, and the plants. I also prefer having nothing behind the stars.

6 looks the best, I like the color contrast, and the ribbon on top.

3 because it has an interesting wood background.

2 - It's both easy to read as well as aesthetically pleasing.

I like Option 5 as the highlighting and shadowed text make it almost appear to be glowing. Yet, the brown and red tones are still kind of soothing. It doesn't hurt your eyes to see it over and over, which let's face it, that's what happens when you are playing tripeaks for hours. The numbers on Option 3 and Option 6 are hard to read, plus the purple color is really loud. Option 1 looks a little blurry to me. Options 2 and 4 are also OK with me.

3 is best because the wood panel look fits in with the farming and country theme.

#4 impresses me more because it's bright, looks farm-related with the wheat and leaves on the side (I would make those go down the side instead though) and the words and level number stand out.

Numbers 2 and 5 are the one's that stand out to me. Number 2 makes the gold wreath and numbers pop off the screen. The bright purple background goes together so well with the gold graphic. I prefer it because of the boldness of both colors and the gold does not get lost against the bright purple. The same happens with number 5 as it makes the gold stand out and the color pops

I like 1 the best. Best details

Number 5 offers a visible, yet tasteful design with bold letters.

I like number 2 best. The color scheme is very rich and somewhat modern, but also a bit classy and unusual for a video game.

#4 since it reminds me of hay, and it's farm themed. It would remind me of the game and make me enjoy it more.

My choice is #4. The weathered, blue-stained wood-look backdrop behind the gold stars, and the unassuming tan background with the olive branches emphasize the farm theme.

I think 1 looks the best. It's design is balanced and eye catching. I think it would look better in purple though.

5 is my primary choice, I love wood-like colors in games, the left side (1, 3, 5) pop-ups look all nice to me.

While i love purples, I don't think they go with he game theme. I would choose #5 as my choice for this example. Its shades of farm evoke warm feelings without being too dramatic in the embellishment.

I pick number 2, the royal purple and gold lettering just jumps off the screen at me and makes me want to see what game is attached to it.

The colors attract me more.

To me, I like the contrast in colors. The greater the difference the better so the purple and gold is nice. The tan and blue is nice also.

OPtion 1 had the fanciest look to it, which made me feel like a better thing had been achieved.

I like number 1 because the image really pops. The numbers have a 3D quality to them with a lot of depth and they really stand out against the dark background. It looks more professional than the others.

Number 1 because the black is classic, and it is easy to read