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Built a conversion-focused website for garageinsurances.com (SafePro Insurance Services), a specialty insurer for repair shops, auto dealers, and service businesses. The goal was to explain the coverage types quickly and push visitors toward a free quote. I designed a clean hero section with service tags, “Get a Free Quote” and phone call-to-action buttons, a trust banner highlighting service since 1986, and a responsive layout that works on desktop and mobile.
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