Enhance Your Meetings: Unforgettable Memory Solutions

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Prashant Kumar Singh

• May 7

Brief IQ - Never Forget What Was Said in a Meeting Again

Product Design Figma

Rudy Agnel

• May 3

I’ve been working on a new tool for the #AnythingRemixathon that turns the "link-in-bio" concept into a functional Personal Brand Hub. The goal was to bridge the gap between a simple Linktree and a full personal website.

It’s built for the "Product Builders" out there who need a polished way to showcase their projects, current roles, and social presence all in one spot.

What’s under the hood? An interactive editor with a real-time preview.

Key Features:

Modular Blocks: Add links, a project gallery, or your work history.

Live Preview: See the mobile view update instantly.

One-Click "Vibes": Switch between Dark and Light modes effortlessly.

Remix-Ready: Designed specifically for creators who want a high-end look without the dev time.

Try it here: https://brand-hub-890.created.app/

Product Design UI Design Anything anythingremixathon

Snehil

pro

• May 3

this bridge between links and websites works

Sujon Hossain

pro

• May 3

Finance data shouldn’t feel complicated. Built this dashboard to make analytics faster, cleaner, and easier to understand.

UX Design UI Design Figma

Nagaraj M

• May 3

Looks clean and neat

Mustofa Al-Ameen Mustafa

pro

• May 2

The "assign subject to students" section. Which should i go for?

Figma dashboarddesign designtaste

3 voted

50%

3 voted

50%

6 votes

Closed

Stanley Black ✨

max

• May 3

I’m leaning toward B for this specific flow. Grid layouts reduce the cognitive load by showing the full scope of options at once, whereas the list in A adds an extra click/scroll layer that can slow down the user—even if it looks better. I've found that B works better for CRO.