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For Billow, I focused on turning a complex SaaS product into a clear, easy-to-understand landing page.
I started by structuring the messaging and user flow, then built the visual hierarchy around each key product feature. From there, I designed the sections, refined the typography and spacing, and brought everything to life in Framer with smooth interactions and transitions.
The goal was simple: make the product feel intuitive while guiding visitors naturally toward the CTA.
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