Stuck designing the same thing over and over?

I built Uncanny UX to break that loop.

Uncanny UX

The name comes from the “uncanny valley” — that strange feeling when something feels almost human, but not quite.

Today, we design for synthetic personas, algorithmic behaviors, and systems that shape how people think and act. The result often feels polished — but slightly artificial.

Using Figma Make, I created a constraint-driven case generator rooted in accessibility, environment, and behavioral contradictions.

In a culture of infinite tools and instant generation, constraint becomes radical.

Creativity doesn’t grow in comfort.

It grows in tension.

Built with Figma Make.

#FigmaMakeathon

https://www.figma.com/community/file/1610029153049141446/uncanny-ux-design-challange

My hardest rodeo, for the grandest prize! Here's what this entry is all about: Being someone who spends 75% of my day on the web, I know that the web at times feels “template-ish.” Maybe in the quest to create the most creative designs, we ended up ignoring the core fundamentals that make innovation feel “creative.” With this in mind, I tried to assign an interaction to the web’s most commonly used actions and icons. Not only that, I redefined galleries, carousels, endless scrolling, gestures (hold the screen to enter the sphere and double tap to reset), design language, SVGs, and SVG animations. Here’s a video (sound on) showcasing my vision. I would love to hear from you and improve the solution to create a 2026-worthy experience. Visit live at: https://web-reimagined.figma.site/

very cool!