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The Goal was to create a catchy & appealing hero section like those high-end posters, but still not losing the necessary UI/UX.
And here we have it.. still a working progress though, but it's a great concept.
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looks stunning👌
Thank You Ahmed
This is impressive and shows a lot of potential. It makes me wonder—what’s the next level for you after this?
Get Paid 😃 and work towards the next challenge
Looks great
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