
Five directions for the new pogotrainerplus.com. All use the contest-winner logo palette plus PokemonGo.com's navy, teal, mint, and orange accents. Each page is self-contained HTML and can be opened directly.
Closest to PokemonGo.com: navy sticky nav, blue gradient hero with a tilted map phone, white card grid, mint benefit band, white footer with mint legal strip.
Safe default · brand-familiarLoud and logo-forward. Red top, navy divider band with a big white ball, white bottom. Uppercase headlines, chunky pill buttons, alert-inbox phone.
High energy · most distinctiveWhite and mint, centered headline, three phones, six-feature grid, a four-plan pricing table with the real price sheet, and an FAQ. Reads like an App Store listing.
Conversion-focused · pricing + FAQFull dark navy with a glowing grid, pulsing pins, a live alert feed, a bento feature grid, and a three-step "how it works". Techy, real-time feel.
Dark mode · alert-centricCream background, orange gradient and mint blobs, stacked lobby / RSVP / trade cards, testimonials block, and a Discord announcement mockup. People-first.
Warm · community + DiscordRights note: the image-rights analysis in docs/market-gap-analysis/08 flags the contest wordmark's Poké Ball letterforms as the project's most concentrated piece of Nintendo trade dress. These concepts use the logo as requested; concept 04 leans on the plain "+P" icon instead, which is the lighter-exposure option if the wordmark is ever redrawn.