Find is the product's front door.
That means it has to do two things quickly: show real dogs, and make Wags feel like a place with a point of view. The previous version was useful, but it did not fully carry the brand.
The hero
I added a muted video hero behind the first impression.
The video is there for atmosphere and movement, but the cards are still the product. The page should feel alive without making the user wait for a decorative asset before they can browse.
The reveal
The feed cards now move over the hero and into the darker page below.
That transition helps the first screen feel less like a static banner and more like the beginning of the browsing experience. On mobile, I tightened the hero height so the fold still hints at dogs below. The page should invite movement, not trap people in an intro.
The brand dark
I unified the dark treatment so the hero, feed, and footer feel like one product surface instead of neighboring sections.
The yellow wordmark, save treatment, and sign-in actions needed to hold up against video without becoming too loud. It is a darker page, but the product still has to be readable first.