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I was completely new to Squarespace.
As a developer, I've always built websites by writing code from scratch. This was my first time using a no-code website builder, and I honestly didn't expect to be this impressed.
Within a surprisingly short time, I was able to create interactions and polished UI that would normally take much longer to code manually.
So I decided to have some fun and bring one of my favorite anime universes to life by building a Naruto-inspired website. 🍥⚡
I'd love to hear what you think!
🌐 Website: https://walrus-crane-w5w6.squarespace.com/
🔑 Password: test
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