I built AuraWeather. It is a weather app concept focused on making the interface feel alive. Prototype link: https://stitch.withgoogle.com/preview/15014247126704154971?node-id=456b35a454fc4615ade1fca5a12e3e7c Instead of just showing standard static text and numbers, the whole background uses real-time fluid canvas animations that actively change based on the current weather. I combined this with a clean glass UI so the dynamic background colors blend right through the cards. I used Stitch to take this from a basic layout idea to a fully interactive prototype really fast. First, I used the streaming generation to set up my base design system and styling. After that, I relied heavily on the in-place AI edits. This feature let me add the fluid background motion, smooth state transitions, and card hover effects directly onto the canvas without having to code complex animation loops by hand.

Feedback on Stitch I really loved the experience. Being able to just click an element and tell the AI to add specific canvas animations or hover states saved me a massive amount of time. It cuts out hours of messing around with CSS, and it honestly makes trying out different motion ideas feel super natural and fun. Loom recording: https://www.loom.com/share/b4ee98994af04441bcf5cfcf582470ce