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Completed my first verified project on Contra ✅
This one was a landing page for PlanIA, designed and built in Framer. from content structure and messaging to UI, interactions, and launch.
It was a great reminder that good landing pages aren’t about adding more…
they’re about removing confusion.
Grateful for the process, the feedback, and excited to share more soon.
Would love to hear your thoughts folks 🤍
Huge congrats, Mahdi 🎉
Thanks Celia! Appreciate it 😊
love it... looks great 🙌
thanks a lot brother!
looking nice @Mahdi Mezelli
Thank you!
Nailed it 👌
thanks bro! 🙌
Website creates a strong first impression👍
Absolutely! 🙌
This is really solid work.
You can feel the clarity in it, everything knows its place and nothing feels added just for show. Starting from content and intent and then shaping the UI and interactions around that is exactly why it works.
That line about removing confusion really...
Appreciate it Henry, means a lot.
Looks great
Thanks, appreciate it 🙌
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→ A home decor store needs strong visual presentation and an editorial feel.
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