Real-Time Design to Implementation: Navigating Figma Challenges

Real-Time Design to Implementation: Navigating Figma ChallengesReal-Time Design to Implementation: Navigating Figma Challenges

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Ayomide Ajibade

pro

• 3h

Built this with Claude.

Design → implementation in real time.

What I've realized building this, is that everything looks perfect in Figma…until it hits real constraints.

Completed work

Motion Design UI Design ChatGPT Claude Figma

Rasel Alam Jubayed

• 3h

Looks Amazing

Agustin Dell Aquila

max

• Apr 1

Whoa this is amazing. With 'react-rewrite' you can edit your frontend as if it was just a Figma Design

Next.js Claude React

Nagaraj M

• Apr 3

Wow! thats great one! how do that?

Filip Panov

max

• Apr 1

The Baller Fund | Brand Identity

The Baller Foundation is in the youth sports philanthropy sector. They provide scholarships, grants, and training resources to young athletes who demonstrate talent, drive, and commitment, but lack the financial means to participate in competitive club sports programs.

I helped them develop an inspiring & empowered identity which reflects their brand personality and values. As an outcome, I'm creating their path to establishing trust, building confidence be percieved prestigous.

See full project here

Adobe Creative Cloud Jitter Kling AI Brand Design Motion Design Social Content Design

Daniel G Bright

max

• Apr 1

Really sick identity. Crushed that, man!

Ana Sofia Rodriguez

pro

• Apr 1

SEGUNDO PISO PODCAST

A visual identity and editorial system for Segundo Piso, a podcast by two friends navigating life in their twenties. The project focused on shaping a cohesive visual language that could move easily across digital and physical touchpoints.

The system balances playfulness and clarity through bold typography, a warm color palette, and subtle graphic gestures that reflect the tone of the conversations—honest, light, and slightly self-aware.