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Hi! I’m currently looking for new projects after recently finding myself without work. I design websites, UX/UI, and motion focusing on clean, thoughtful experiences with subtle animation (Framer / no-code).
If you’re building something and need a designer who truly cares about the details, I’d love to connect. Portfolio: jessicamena.com
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Jessica Mena
I’m Jessica Mena, a UX/UI Designer, Motion Designer, and Illustrator specializing in no-code with Webflow and Framer. I create modern, mobile-friendly websites that blend user experience, animation, and illustration to help brands stand out online.
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