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I just wrapped up this project where I converted a high-fidelity Figma design into a professional Webflow site for only $500! 💸
My goal is to provide top-tier development that stays true to your brand's aesthetic while being fully optimized for mobile and SEO.
DM me to discuss your project and let’s get your site launched!
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Hey community, I'm working on this website for a real estate agency in my country, Argentina. Everything is going great, and we've managed to get it working perfectly so that people can consult each agent about their services and have all the information they need. Here's a little preview of what it looks like!
Nice execution. The hero + search placement immediately communicates intent — feels optimized for user action rather than decoration.
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