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Weekly studio recap:
• Launched a Framer landing page
• Redesigned a Kajabi checkout flow
• Kicked off a new brand identity project
• Removed a feature that looked good on paper but nobody actually needed
Not every week is about adding more. Sometimes the best product decision is knowing what to remove.
Building in public keeps us accountable, focused, and honest about what actually moves a project forward.
What did you ship this week?
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