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Built ZUMERS — a fashion e-commerce concept, solo, from a blank file. Next.js 16 + TypeScript + Tailwind CSS 4 + GSAP, deployed on Vercel. Design system, copy and SEO (metadata, JSON-LD, sitemap) — all done from scratch.
Live: https://shop-zumers.vercel.app/
Fantastic work; ZUMERS looks sleek and premium, with impressive attention to design, animation, performance, and SEO! 🔥👏
thanks!😊
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Incredible. Love the way you put this together
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