Practice a difficult conversation before you actually have it. We designed a virtual character that feels like the person you are about to talk to.

The profile screen pulls from Slack, Notion, Workday, email, and calendar to build a picture of how Jeremy communicates, what drives him, and how he tends to respond under pressure.

The design choice was to make the profile feel like a person. Each scenario comes with a goal and the leadership skills it targets, communication, ownership, and decision confidence. When you walk into the real conversation, you have already had a trial run.

That's a beautiful design there

"Leave It Here" is a digital ritual for thoughts that keep looping in your mind. I created this concept from a personal experience: when a conversation or situation hurts or unsettles me, I often replay it again and again (sometimes I can't even sleep), thinking about what happened or what I should have said or done differently. 🔮 How I used Flowstep While working in Flowstep, I created a set of design guidelines and continuously refined them to keep the experience consistent across typography, color, spacing, tone, and interaction. I used prompting for larger changes and refined the smaller details manually, including images, texts, and button colors. 🚀 What I liked the most I especially liked the automatic screen connections, clickable prototyping, and additional interaction states generated by Flowstep. 🔗 Prototype link https://app.flowstep.ai/file?activeFileId=f87f9bcd-57ee-49af-a879-383ac20301cc P.S. The prototype currently opens on the second screen instead of the intended first screen. The first screen was created later in the workflow, and I could not find a way to redefine the starting point. Flowstep team, I would really appreciate your advice on this. 💻 Thank you, Contra and Flowstep, for creating this challenge and giving me the opportunity to bring this idea to life!

Concepts built around a real feeling instead of a business use case usually turn out more polished. every design decision has something real to check against instead of just a guess