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Project Title: Noir & Oak. A Luxury Brand Landing Page
Role: UI/UX and Web Designer
Tools Used: Framer, Figma
Project Link: https://noirandoak.framer.website/
Short Description: A high-converting, dark-mode landing page designed for a modern luxury brand. Built with a focus on editorial typography, fluid interactions, and conversion-driven visual hierarchy.
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