For my Figma Makeathon submission, I built The Postcard, a web app that transforms ordinary messages into personalized digital postcards.
Users can customize their postcard with fonts, colors, stamps, and photos, then instantly generate a unique link to share with friends and family. The goal was to make digital communication feel more expressive while keeping the experience simple and accessible.
Built using Figma Make, the project explores how customization and thoughtful interaction design can turn a basic message into something worth sharing.
Thank you! I'm using Supabase as the backend/database. Each postcard is stored with a unique ID, and the share link points to that specific postcard so it can be viewed in real time. ✨
Thank you so much! 😊 That was exactly the goal to keep the experience focused and let the postcard itself be the star. I'm glad the little details like the stamps, typography, and shareable link came through. Really appreciate the kind words!
I finally wrote about the process behind The Postcard 🌷
What started as me staring at an old postcard on Pinterest somehow turned into a Config Makeathon project, 50+ Figma Make versions, lots of failed iterations, debugging sessions, and a surprisingly fun introduction to vibe...
A two-week brand sprint for Charles & Charlotte & Consulting, or C&C&C for short.
This one was really fun. The challenge was figuring out how the brand could evolve from Charles & Charlotte’s already unique design language into something new for their venture into consulting.
We created something intentionally unconventional, with a lot of different pieces working together across typography, graphic design, 3D assets, motion, and digital.
The process was also a nice balance of new and old tools. Around 90% human, 10% AI. Using AI where it actually added something, while keeping the ideas, experimentation, and design decisions human.