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Lakshya ITI College Website
A modern and responsive website developed for Lakshya ITI College, designed to showcase the institute, courses, facilities, and other important information for students.
My Work:
UI/UX Design
Website Development
Responsive Design
Student-Friendly Experience
Modern & Professional Interface
Live Website: https://lakshya-iti.vercel.app/
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