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Built Summit Auto, a multi page auto repair website template.
Dark charcoal + brick red palette, photo led hero, services, about, process, reviews, and contact. Clean layout, square CTAs, mobile menu that doesn’t fight the page.
Stack: Next.js, Tailwind, TypeScript, Hugeicons.
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