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Less friction = Higher conversion.
74% of mobile users will abandon a task if the checkout/booking process takes more than 3 minutes.
I designed a 3-screen Quick Booking flow for homeowners.
The goal?
Reduce friction, maximize retention.
The pre-booking context screen (screen 1) is smart. Showing why tasks get completed and the 'Quick Book Who' breakdown upfront addresses the trust gap before users even get to price. That structure alone probably moves the drop-off point later in the flow.
That's true! Most of clients took action right after seeing that context breakdown. Building trust first changes everything. 🙌
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My final submission for the Config Makeathon! 🚀
What if you could see the world through the eyes of a local? 🧐
A quick search doesn't always cut it. We get funneled toward the same generic spots, and half the time we don't even know why something's being recommended to us.
Incola fixes that. Just ask someone who actually knows the place you're heading to. 🧳
Where should I go if I love history and I've got 2 days in New York? Where do I find open-air house music events in Tokyo? Ask a local. And while you're at it, help other travelers by answering the open questions about your own city.
Try it now! The more people jump in, the faster we leave the cold start problem behind. 😄
https://vary-mac-30681003.figma.site
Built with Figma Design & Make, with help from the Figma Design Agent.
View the Figma Make. 👈🏻
View on X. 👈🏻
Good work
I’ve created a Local Secret project to share local places with everybody else, hidden jams that you can find only in there.
I used Claude to brainstorm ideas, prompts, tools to use before jumping into Figma. And I used free plan for it.
After above, I’ve prepared 9 prompts that should give me the final result in #Figmamake but in reality it took me 72 prompts and almost 13,000 tokens for AI.
I’ve also connected Supabase for backend memory and Github for saving the code. It’s incredible what you can do!
With next iteration, I’ll fix the uploading of photos, however your secrets can be already shared with everybody.
Link is here
for limited time while this competition is on 🫶 #ConfigMakeathon and @figma
also you can check the file how it was created 😜 https://www.figma.com/make/31kRzc6pePdxdoTaRi0OdS/Local-Secret?t=X8Zuoi6Gh7Pvn8t4-1
I wanted to share in community but because it’s connected to Supabase, it’s not possible, so just a link for you to the file.
you can also find my app for freelancers on App Store called stePlan 🤘 Thank you for being an awesome community!
The simplicity here is what makes it powerful. Clean work.
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