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The branding takes a friendly approach while still feeling appropriate for enterprise. I designed and developed in Framer for a client.
Mini case study: The visual design for this site takes a friendly approach while still feeling appropriate for enterprise business. I designed and developed this website, Framer for Solaris, by buildlclub… but WHY this approach?
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