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Still looking for a web designer so help us out by applying 😅
Hey Razvan! Just applied for the Web Designer role. I'm a designer with 8+ years of experience, and I'm also building my own SaaS product, so I really connect with the kind of work Artone does.
Would love the chance to have a quick chat and show you some of my work. Thanks! 🙌
I have just messaged you.
Good luck with the search, hope the right designer comes along soon
Hey Razvan! I’ve just applied for the position! I’d love to get the chance to interview with you, as I already use all the tools mentioned in the job description, and the role seems like a great fit for me!
Hi Razvan! I have experience with Framer, Webflow, and responsive website design, with a focus on clean UI and user experience. I'd be happy to share my portfolio and relevant projects. Is the position still open? Thanks!
Done! Applied and dropped you a DM. Let's connect! 🚀
applied!
yaa let's connect! cheers
Hey! Razvan, I applied!
Done! I’m interested
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