Some people never really leave.
They stay in voicemails you haven’t deleted.
In blurry photos. In messages you can’t bring yourself to scroll past.
I built something for that.
🔸Heirloom 🔸
https://heirloom.figma.site/
A quiet, private space to hold onto the people you’ve lost, in a more intentional, structured way.
Not a social app.
Not a feed.
Not a memorial timeline.
Just somewhere to keep what still matters.
You create a space for someone.
You add what you have, photos, voice notes, messages, small moments.
Heirloom brings them back to you gently, one memory at a time.
This is my final submission for the Contra × Figma Config Makeathon.
This started as a project.
Somewhere along the way, it started feeling real.
I’d genuinely love your thoughts ,
Does this feel meaningful?
What would you simplify, rethink, or take further?
Because grief doesn’t ask for much.
Just somewhere to put what we still carry.
Good catch on the disconnect between the website and signup flow. Carrying that human warmth into onboarding feels especially relevant for healthcare. Have you had a chance to test the redesign with new users?
I wanted to see how far I could take a static hero with a little motion and some help from Claude.
So I’m experimenting with scroll animation on a dental website concept. I design the layout and motion direction, then work with Claude to bring it to life.
A quick screen recording of where it’s at. Still tweaking, but this part is fun.