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Most scheduling apps give you too much.
Too many options. Too many views. Too much to process before you even start your day.
So I designed around one question:
What does the user need to know right now?
That thinking shaped every screen, every interaction, every transition you see here.
Built entirely in Figma Make, from static UI to a fully interactive experience, while keeping the design system tight and the experience frictionless.
Because the goal was never a pretty app.
It was a useful one.
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Nice work! - I like the combination of MCP to canvas to code
Built an entire fintech UI in one session - 16 screens, zero Figma files.
Connected @flowstep_ai MCP to Claude Code > generated every screen directly on the canvas via prompts. No manual pixel-pushing.
Used design skills (hallmark, impeccable, prompt-master) to refine each...
Built an entire fintech UI in one session - 16 screens, zero Figma files.
Connected @flowstep_ai MCP to Claude Code > generated every screen directly on the canvas via prompts. No manual pixel-pushing.
Used design skills (hallmark, impeccable, prompt-master) to refine each iteration - brutalist system, pixel-perfect spacing, consistent tokens across all routes.
Then replicated the full canvas into a @nextjs 16 app in minutes. MCP > React components, 1:1 match. Deployed to @vercel the same day.
Design tool + AI agent + framework = ship at a pace that wasn't possible before.
The workflow:
1 Prompt Flowstep canvas
2 Polish design skills
3 Replicate > Next.js code
4 Deploy Vercel
11 brutalist screens, 9 routes, 1 afternoon.
THE OG TOOL - @Flowstep X @Contra HQ
Project Link : CASHLESS
#buildinpublic #AIworkflow #FlowstepMCP #ClaudeCode #NextJS #Vercel #brutalistdesign #nocode
This is soo good, weldone Asef!
Over the past couple of days, I designed and built Studio Étoile, a fictional Paris-based architecture and interior design studio that reimagines Parisian heritage through a contemporary lens.
The goal wasn't to create the flashiest website, but to craft an experience that felt premium, refined, and timeless.
Every decision - from the typography and copy to the textures and imagery - was made to support that vision.
It was my first time using Squarespace, and I built this project using -
- Fluid Engine
- New Finish Layer (Block animations, Transforms, Stacks and Custom Fonts)
- Custom code
Check it out - https://point-magnolia-2jdd.squarespace.com/
Password - studio
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This feels incredibly refined, especially for a first Squarespace build. I really like that you prioritized restraint, atmosphere, and consistency over adding motion everywhere. The typography, textures, and Parisian architectural direction feel very intentional. Beautiful work, Ashwini! Good luck