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Hello everyone!
I am a Web Designer and Developer from Afghanistan.
I create modern, responsive websites for restaurants, hotels, online shops, and businesses.
My skills include WordPress, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and Elementor.
Here are some examples of my work:
Restaurant Website: https://ranginalam22-coder.github.io/My-Restaurant-Website/
Hotel Website: https://ranginalam22-coder.github.io/Grand-Palace-Hotal/
I am available for new website projects. Feel free to contact me!
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