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Hello Hlib, I applied for the job already and I'd like if we can discuss the scope of the project and I'll give you the best of what you want. Hoping to hear from you soon...
Im interested . Lets make it !
Hlib, the Figma-to-Framer stack for a two-week web build is exactly the kind of scope I get good results in. I'd be glad to look at the brief and share a quick take on the structure and visual direction before you lock anything in.
Sounds like a nice project! Hope you find the right designer for it.
Love the creativity behind this! Beautifully executed.
Hi Hlib, I saw your two-week Figma/Framer web design brief. I'm available to discuss a responsive website build with clear deliverables and milestones. Could you share the number of pages, key interactions and whether the Figma designs are already prepared? Once the scope is...
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