I'm beyond inspired by the @Lovable design challenge submissions, but my heart weeps at how often the ones that go viral are from super beloved designers here already. 🥲
Who are the other new-to-Contra designers I can follow? Say HELLO!
I'm new :) I designed https://bayoubrightmusic.lovable.app/ for the contest because I used to be a music teacher so I understand the challenges faced by that space very well. I've also used lovable to re-launch several other personal projects:
tabbystinytabbies.org
Top 1% of creatives on Contra with a 195 score 🎉 What I'm most excited about is who's showing up because of it: new clients, designers, new conversations, projects I wouldn't have found on my own. Grateful, and ready for more.
Choosing a nail color at the salon shouldn’t feel like a timed exam.
You know the moment: you’re staring at a wall of shades, the nail technician is impatiently waiting, and you can feel the pressure to just pick one. Then you spend the next two weeks wishing you’d chosen differently. The worst.
So I built Polly, an express nail studio in downtown Toronto. The problem I wanted to solve: help customers book while giving them time to choose a shade at home that they’ll actually love.
See it in action here: https://pollynails.lovable.app/
The booking flow lets customers choose their service, polish type, and up to three favourite shades. When they arrive, their shortlist is ready at their station where they can make the final call in person.
On the salon side, the team can see upcoming appointments and shade selections, manage availability, and keep the color collection up to date. It’s less decision pressure for the customer and less scrambling for the staff.
The appointment is express. The colour choice doesn’t have to be. 💅
1 in 5 of this Austin car detailer's bookings was a no-show.
So I rebuilt his booking flow in @Lovable : live pricing from real car condition, gate codes and access info captured up front, and one-click rain-day rescheduling.