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this one looks more like you would hang in a babies room. it has that kid feel to it.maybe add some color or baby items would help.
I chose the selections in order of how legible i thought the fonts were, with a little emphasis on simply how much i liked the fonts as well.
Option b looks more appropriate for a baby. Option c is a close second. Option a doesn’t look like it’s for a baby at all.
B is easy to easy but still child like and cute. C is also okay, but a bit bland. A i dislike as it is overly stylized and hard to read
A is unreadable. C is too mature. B is cute, friendly, and age appropriate
I like the font on the words in option B much better. They are easier to read and just seem better for baby products. The font in option a is just too messy for baby products. Option C is too bold. Overall I like option B much better than the others.
OPtions B and C are the most whimsical. Option A is a little tough to read.
The typeface in B suits a baby product - it's sweet and a little whimsical. The typeface in C looks more formal, so it doesn't suit a baby item in my mind. I don't like the typeface in choice A at all - it's difficult to read and not very attractive.
I liked the option b font best because it was the easiest to read and less intense because it wasn't in a bold font like the other ones. I chose option a last because to me it was the hardest to read.
I think choice B is the most cute and whimsical in style, so more appropriate for baby items.
I prefer text to be legible and easy to read at first glance so font B is nice
The little flower that can look like a duck (depending how you look at it) makes the design more baby-ish and the font is more rounded, curved.... softer than the others which make it better for a baby product
Softer lines and curves seem to be safer, which is the environment you want to keep a baby in, so I think Option B seems most suitable.
option B seemed the most simple and usually with baby stuff simple is best and unisex as well. option c was bold which i though made it pop a bit, i did not like A at all.
The best baby font is in option B. I would choose that as the best choice and think it reflects what you would want in a baby product. That seems the most fitting and very playful. I would use that first.
B looks more simple and childlike. A is also peaceful looking and would be a good choice for a nursery. I don't really care for C at all.
Option B is the best here. It looks child-like and is definitely relatable.
I felt like option B was easiest to read, option A was too flowery for me
Option C is the most legible of all the options that are presented. I feel that Option B is also a good option as it is legible, but due to the fact t hat it is not bold is less attractive. Option A is just too stylized for me and therefor is not an attractive option.
C looks the best to me. I like the font and the dark color. I think it helps everything stand out. Option B is nice too. I think it looks appealing and fitting. The font is okay on A. I don't think it stands out as well as C or B.
I like the font better in panel C. I think it is very clear and I like the darker print.
C is the most suitable because it is lovelier than the others. It's elegant!
C is clearly legible which is much more than I can say for A which looks like chicken scratch.B was very close to A and I almost went with that but prefer the boldness of C
made my choices based on which fonts will be the most suitable for a baby product
My favorite out of the three is option C. I feel like the writing is easy to read and it looks better because of the capital letters on the numbers (example One and Three). I also really like the clouds and it could be used for boys and girls. My second favorite is option B because the writing is easy to read and it is also cute. However I would prefer it if it had the capital letters like in option C. The tree or flower on them is also nice and could be used for a boy or girl. I did not like option A at all. I think the writing for the numbers is a little hard to read. I also am not a fan of the leaves. I don't like option A.
C is nice and bold but also very readable. B is nice but too thin and A is a little less easy to read.
I choose C because this is my preferred font. It is easy to read and nice and neat. B would be my second choice, the little duck is a cute touch. A would be my last choice, the writing it too sloppy.
I like option C the most because I feel the bold font is the easiest to read and I like cursive style. I then like option B the second most because it is still easy to read. I like the cursive style of A, but it is difficult to read the letters.
I think option C would be the most suitable because it has cute gender neutral clouds.
C looks bold than the others. so i ranked 1. And B looks clear then A . so i ranked 2. and the rest ranked 3.
I choose fonts based on their legibility as some of the bigger words are barely readable.
I can read cursive to be clear - I was taught going into school, however I could understand that modern schooling doesn't offer it so for me, C ranks highest first because it's easy to read, but really because it offers years too. The choice of years is quite nice. B is also a good choice, because it's easier to read and cute designed, but lacks the years feature. A is ranked last. I can read it, but I could see how it would be hard for others.
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| Option | Round 1 | 
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B1st  | 52.00% 26 votes | 
C2nd  | 46.00% 23 votes | 
A3rd  | 2.00% 1 vote | 
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Unearth more insights with a detailed poll report, discovering what respondents liked, disliked, and what to do next.Aesthetic Appeal: Across both options, aesthetics were crucial in influencing preferences. Participants often referred to colors and overall design quality when justifying their choices.
Environmental Concerns: Both options had respondents who valued environmentally friendly aspects of packaging. However, while Option A was praised for being reusable and eco-friendly by some, others perceived Option B’s reduced plastic use as more sustainable.
Practicality: Practical elements such as ease of stacking (Option B) or suitability for travel (Option B) were significant factors in decision-making processes.
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