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Just updated my website. Resolved a lot of incremental changes that didn't really add up to a cohesive, clear experience.
It was fantastic being able to actually work in Figma again. I have a much stronger understanding of how auto-layout works, plus creating variables and components from scratch.
I'm still fine-tuning a lot of the actual content and headlines, but so far, it's feeling much better than it was.
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this is fire!
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