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The Growth Lab needed a brand and a site that show how an agency works, not just what it offers. I handled everything from logo and visual identity to design, build and launch: a 20+ page Astro site with micro-interactions, reveal animations, case studies with lightbox galleries, and a 3-step brief builder that sends leads to WhatsApp or email.
Role: Brand identity, UX/UI design, front-end development, launch.
Tools: Astro, Claude Code, Github, Vercel, Figma.
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