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Landing Page Design in Framer: Break Free from Social
Media Addiction
The landing page was designed and developed in Framer for the app that transforms your screen time into a powerful visual statement.
Just like smoking, social media can become an addictive habit. Our app visualizes your usage as burnt cigarettes, highlighting the impact on your mental and physical health.
Reclaim your life from social media addiction—one puff at a time.
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