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Framer template #5 is in progress ✦
With every new project, I’ve been pushing the visual direction, interactions, and overall experience a little further — and this one is no exception.
Once it’s finished, I’m moving on to my next big project: building the website for Webily, my own web design & development studio.
It’ll finally bring everything together in one place — my services, Framer templates, components, and selected work.
Five templates later, it’s time to become my own client.
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