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It used to take us around 5 weeks to deliver the frontend of a 10-page website.

By Deepak Verma

Not because we were slow — but because that was the process. First, we would design the entire website in Figma. Then the approved design would go into HTML conversion. After that came responsive testing, fixes, and final polishing. By the time the frontend was ready, around 5 weeks had passed. After working this way for years, I kept thinking: There has to be a faster way. That thinking eventually became KitFront. Now, for the same kind of project, I can set up the Starter Kit, browse and preview the sections I need, copy the code, customize the content — and get the frontend ready in around 5 hours instead of 5 weeks. That’s the problem I built KitFront to solve. Less time rebuilding frontend. More time delivering projects. 👉 kitfront.com #KitFront #BuildInPublic #FrontendDevelopment #WebDevelopment #Bootstrap #TailwindCSS

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