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Hello, I’m Armando. I’m a self-taught web designer and I’m fairly new to Contra. I’m using Framer as my main builder, and I’m constantly improving my skills. I designed this mini navbar in under 20 minutes, and I’m quite proud of it.
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Check it out: https://make-b.studio
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