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Just uploaded a Case Study.
A landing page built entirely from scratch for a cleaning and laundry service - starting with only their logo and Instagram bio.
I handled the full process: brand direction, UI design in Figma, and development in Framer across four responsive breakpoints (1440px, 1200px, tablet, and mobile) with custom animations and scroll interactions.
The result is a conversion-focused landing page structured to turn visitors into booked clients. 100% SEO-optimized as scored by Framer's audit and Chrome DevTool Lighthouse.
This is my first post, I guess. Lol. You may check the full case study.
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