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Márkó Gusaila

• Jun 22

Designed and deployed a high-performance, responsive landing page that successfully generated over 200 direct business inquiries. Integrated an automated, high-volume contact form workflow engineered to capture leads and convert website visitors into clients seamlessly.

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Tushar Vaghasiya

pro

• Jul 20

Most websites look good.

Few make people stop, trust, and take action.

This landing page was designed with one goal: clarity over complexity.

Every section has a purpose: - Clear visual hierarchy - Generous whitespace - Clean, modern UI - Scalable components

Good design isn't about adding more,it's about removing what doesn't help users.

I'd love to hear your thoughts: What part of a landing page has the biggest impact on conversions?

If you'd like, I can also make it more viral, designer-focused, or client-attracting.

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Olubade Opeyemi

• Jul 24

Weldone ☀️ 💖

Austyn McFadden

pro

• Jul 19

Currently designing and building a custom web app for a friend that works as an alternative to platforms like PhotoShelter and SmugMug.

It’s becoming easier for people to replace expensive monthly tools with products built specifically around their own workflow, features, and business needs.

Need something custom built for the way you work? Let’s talk.

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 20

A photographer-specific alternative to PhotoShelter makes a lot of sense, those platforms feel bloated if you only need galleries and client proofing. Are you building the storage/CDN piece yourself or wiring up something like S3 behind it?