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Hey everyone! 👋
I’m bhavy, and we’ve recently launched our SaaS platform. We’re looking for a website/UI designer to design our website.
We already have the logo, branding, and other assets ready, and we have a developer who will handle the coding. You only need to focus on the design (Figma, Canva, or any tool you prefer).
Since we’re at the early stage, we can offer:
A genuine review/testimonial
Your Contra/profile link on our website
A real SaaS project to add to your portfolio
Opportunity to get referral
If you’re interested, DM.
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