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I've just shipped a major update to my portfolio:
ā¢ š Dark mode with seamless theme switching
ā¢ š¾ Theme preference is remembered across visits
ā¢ āØ Improved contrast and accessibility
ā¢ šØ Refined UI consistency across all sections
Small improvements like these make a big difference to user experience.
Feedback is always welcome!
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