Gig photos — minimalistic vs. detailed?

[vandalvalo]

On Fiverr, you can see a whole variety of gig photos (images) designs. Some look quite minimalistic and humble, even to the point of being uninformative. In the meantime, others are “cluttered” with descriptions, art, and badges.

Which approach is more to your liking?
What is right to do, and what is a “no-no”? (from the point-of-view of visual aesthetics)

[Guest offlinehelpers]

On Fiverr, you can see a whole variety of gig photos (images) designs. Some look quite minimalistic and humble, even to the point of being uninformative. In the meantime, others are “cluttered” with descriptions, art, and badges.

Which approach is more to your liking?

What is right to do, and what is a “no-no”? (from the point-of-view of visual aesthetics)

Here’s the guidance:

and badges.

Not allowed now! 😉

[vandalvalo]

Here’s the guidance:

https://sellers.fiverr.com/en/article/gig-images-dos-and-donts

and badges.

Not allowed now! 😉

Not allowed now! 😉

I know, I’ve read the rules. But it seems that dozens of top rated sellers either don’t know or don’t give a … about that 😉