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Built for humans studio website launch

The first itteration of my human-led design studio website for Built for humans.

Created using WebFlow.

It’s funny how time (or lack of) can be a huge motivator.

I haven’t long finished my own freelance website mrcarllister.co.uk, but when the opportunity to pitch for a big local brand came up I needed something, fast!

In just one long day, I put together this site using a WebFlow template. As a developer first and foremost, it’s difficult to use no-code solutions. Like I’m somehow not being true to my nature.

But my nature has changed, I am not just a developer anymore. I am a business owner, and it made more business sense to build something in WebFlow using a template than to spend the time building something from scratch.

Maybe one day that’ll happen, but now it’s more important I have an imperfect something, than a perfect nothing.

What do you think?

See the built for humans website

April 14th

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March 31st

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