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Follow my journey on creating my first @framer template in the #FramerChallenge
1. Had to create a Logo:
Flattened and flipped a random font for the Logomark, Wordmark is Poppins Italic.
2. Had to design a fictional app:
Just did 4 screens, the ones I needed to show on my @Framer template.
3. Designed a comprehensive landing page:
Spenth is a high conversion optimized landing page with what I call "benefit-first" copywriting.
That's all, thank you!
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