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My final submission for the Config Makeathon! 🚀
As someone who runs design and development agencies, I've inherited my fair share of outdated websites. The problem? Most redesigns start with rebuilding everything from scratch.
So I built Reskin.
Upload a website, and Reskin reconstructs it on a live canvas where you can redesign it visually and edit typography, colors, spacing, design systems, and layouts without recreating the entire site first.
It's still in beta, but building this made me realize how powerful Figma Make can be. I used Claude + Figma Make to bring the product to life, and it's exciting to see how far prompt-driven product development has come.
This is my entry for the Figma Config Makeathon 2026. 🚀
Built with Figma Make + Claude.
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback! ✨
So smart!
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