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Recently completed a responsive frontend website from Figma design, focusing on pixel-perfect UI, clean code, mobile responsiveness, and a smooth user experience. I worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Tailwind CSS to turn the design into a functional and modern website.
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Are you a first-time founder and can’t seem to find a moment to post on LinkedIn?
Get yourself a Figma system filled with ready-to-use posts and placeholder content.
Change the look to your liking, adjust the text and you’re good to go.
Your potential clients won’t know about you if you’re not out there.
No time to set it up yourself?
I also do custom LinkedIn systems. Built around your branding, your tone of voice & content you can actually use.
The idea is practical and very relevant for founders. I like how the system turns content creation into something repeatable instead of starting from a blank canvas every time.
So crisp, clear, and beautifully done!
Stumbled upon my very first web design project.
Five years ago my cousin hired me to design a 7-page luxury travel website in Figma for $900.
Crazy how much apps and workflows have changed in five years
$900 for a 7 page luxury site....that was a steal
