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Back to freelancing in 2026.
I took a break to help build my family business with my brother and father. They create handmade wooden products, and I focused on the brand, website, and global online sales.
That journey became Wood Ceylon, a Sri Lankan teak wood brand we launched for customers worldwide. It gave me real experience in branding, e-commerce, storytelling, and building from scratch.
Now I’m back to freelancing with stronger skills and a clearer direction.
I’m a web designer working with Framer and Webflow. With both platforms growing fast, I’m excited to take on new projects.
Built from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
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