Designers shouldn’t be prototyping. They should be publishing 🤔

@Ryan Hayward went all‑in on @Framer built @Insert Frame on top of it, and now serves designers + marketers globally.

@Daniel G Bright and I just recorded a deep dive on team building, burnout, products, and @Framer's future. Watch Full Episode here ↓

Deathline — A Mirror for Our Weeks Time feels infinite, until suddenly it doesn't. Every app I open is a planner, screaming at me to do more. None of them ever made me feel how little time we actually have.

So I built Deathline. It shows our whole life as a grid of weeks, one for every week of a 90-year life. The weeks we've lived are filled deep red. Then it asks us to commit to one meaningful thing and do it with one of the weeks we have left. Mark it done, and that week turns gold, one week, well spent. We can keep adding them, slowly filling a life with weeks we chose to make count. It's not a planner. It's a mirror.

How I built it: 100% in Figma Make, just by talking to it. I described the feeling I wanted, dark, cinematic, a grid of weeks and Make built it. Then I hit a wall: after one commitment, I couldn't add another. I didn't open the code. I just told Make what was wrong in plain English, and it re-architected the whole thing for me, turning one commitment into many, and making every week tappable. I designed, and debugged, just by chatting with Figma Make. App link: https://deathline.figma.site/ Figma Community Link: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649467388511710821 Figma Workspace Link: https://www.figma.com/make/uBpubgqCrEmHof9axW2WYi/Deathline-mobile-app?t=nNglAHOmSETwlFYV-1 X post link: https://x.com/zeng_wt/status/2067650229428756619?s=20 Built for #ConfigMakeathon with @figma

Nice work