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Small Repairs
Small Repairs is a digital kintsugi-inspired experience where users repair a broken object, add a small note, and place it on a shared shelf of repairs as a quiet reminder that they are not alone.
It is not a tool that claims to heal people.
It is simply a reminder that letting go can have a shape, a ritual, and a place.
Live site: https://brand-smudge-06550447.figma.site/
Figma Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648441901892673435
The idea came from something simple: sometimes, letting go needs to feel symbolic.
Inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, Small Repairs turns cracks into part of the journey rather than something to hide.
For me, healing does not mean pretending nothing happened. Sometimes, it means carrying the scars as a reminder of how strong you are.
I created the visual world using Weave, then brought the images and videos into Figma Make to build the interaction, motion, flow, and final prototype.
This project was personal because I am returning to design after a three-year career break. A friend introduced me to Contra, and after joining, I came across the Figma Makeathon.
Even though I am a designer, my go-to tools have always been Adobe. This was my first proper attempt at making something in Figma Make, and I quickly realised how rusty I was.
Restarting is not easy. It means learning again, trusting your hands again, finishing something, and allowing yourself to be seen.
The prototype is not perfect yet, but it helped me experiment, learn, and return to making.
Small Repairs became more than a prototype for me. It became a small repair of my own.
Tell me what you think about this.
Small Repairs
Small Repairs is a digital kintsugi-inspired experience where users repair a broken object, add a small note, and place it on a shared shelf of repairs to show that they are not alone.
It is not a tool that claims to heal people.
It is simply a reminder that letting go can have a shape, a ritual, and a place.
Live site: https://brand-smudge-06550447.figma.site/
Figma Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648441901892673435
The idea came from something simple: sometimes, letting go needs to feel symbolic.
Inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, Small Repairs turns cracks into part of the journey rather than something to hide.
For me, healing does not mean pretending nothing happened. Sometimes, it means carrying the scars as a reminder of how strong you are.
I created the visual world using Weave, then brought the images and videos into Figma Make to build the interaction, motion, flow, and final prototype.
This project was personal because I am returning to design after a three-year career break. A friend introduced me to Contra, and after joining, I came across the Figma Makeathon.
Even though I am a designer, my go-to tools have always been Adobe. This was my first proper attempt at making something in Figma Make, and I quickly realised how rusty I was.
Restarting is not easy. It means learning again, trusting your hands again, finishing something, and allowing yourself to be seen.
The prototype is not perfect yet, but it helped me experiment, learn, and return to making.
Small Repairs became more than a prototype for me.
It became a small repair of my own.
Tell me what you think about this.
APEX MOTORS
A cinematic luxury automotive experience built for enthusiasts who expect more than a gallery.
APEX MOTORS reimagines how iconic automobiles are presented online, transforming a traditional showcase into an immersive digital exhibition. Designed with a dark editorial aesthetic, the experience blends ultra-premium visual storytelling, dramatic motion, and high-performance interactions to create the feeling of walking through a private luxury car collection.
The project features legendary marques including Rolls-Royce, Lamborghini, Ferrari, BMW, Porsche, and Bentley, each presented through dedicated cinematic sections with brand-specific atmospheres, dynamic lighting, animated performance data, immersive imagery, and scroll-driven storytelling.
Highlights:
• Full-screen cinematic hero experience with interactive vehicle presentation
• Luxury editorial design system with electric blue and metallic gold accents
• Advanced motion design and premium micro-interactions throughout
• Immersive brand-focused showcase sections with unique visual identities
• Interactive performance displays and animated specifications
• Masonry-style luxury vehicle gallery with elevated hover states
• Horizontal collection experience inspired by museum exhibitions
• Premium booking flow and showroom-inspired presentation
• Crafted with a focus on visual hierarchy, storytelling, and luxury perception
The goal was simple: create an automotive experience that feels less like a website and more like an invitation into an exclusive world of engineering, craftsmanship, and performance.
Not a dealership.
Not a manufacturer.
A digital stage built for automotive legends.
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