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I sat down and thought of designing a website for a fintech company. I came up with the name Flux Pay and I started the project. It took me two days to set it up on Framer.
Website link: https://fluxpay1.framer.website/
Hopefully, I soon land my first project on this platform.
Big love✌️✌️✌️
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What do you guys think?
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Very neat man