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Built a complete booking experience for Lens & Light, a
fictional photography business.
The problem: booking meant DMs, guesswork on availability, and
no clear way to find the studio location.
The fix: a home page that tells the story, smooth animated
transitions from Home to About to Book, and a booking page with
real-time availability plus the exact studio address and map link,
all in one place.
No back-and-forth. No confusion about where to show up.
Built with @Lovable for the #lovablechallenge
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