I built Echoes of Benin. A living, breathing cultural wall for the Figma Makeathon.
It’s not your typical UI. This was more of an experiment stepping away from conventional design to explore interaction as a form of cultural awakening. The idea? You touch the digital wall, and it responds with fragments of memory, pieces of wisdom, echoes of heritage. Built entirely with Figma Make.
Link to Figma community: https://lnkd.in/eNXvrY39
Thanks for your help!
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Working on apple watch experience. How else do I keep myself from getting bored when there’s interaction design involved? That’s honestly one of my top priorities.
Can’t wait to share the full case study for this project. For now, here’s a little sneak peek at some of the animated screens I’ve been working on for the fitness experience. ⌚️
A website should make the product easy to understand.
My latest redesign concept explores a new direction for HF Memo—an Android app and Bluetooth controller for recording voice notes and hearing messages aloud.
I focused on showing the experience: capture a thought, replay a recording, and understand what each controller button does.
Clean typography, light backgrounds, and lime accents give the product room to tell its story.
Designed in Figma, with editable layouts and custom graphics.
Have a product that needs a clearer website? Let’s connect.
What if you could step back into a feeling, one click at a time?
A little interactive experience inspired by the magic of animated movies, childhood nostalgia, and the moments that stay with us long after the story ends.
Pick a card, press play, and let the memories unfold. ✨
Built with Framer, with a little motion, a little magic, and a whole lot of nostalgia.