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For the #FigmaMakeathon, I built Second Thought, an experimental desktop notes experience that reimagines scroll as a tool for going deeper into ideas instead of moving past them.
Instead of treating notes like static containers, the interface evolves with your thoughts, inviting exploration, reflection, and a little more curiosity through interaction itself.
Second Thought turns scrolling into reflection, transforming a familiar gesture into a new way of thinking.
🔗 Try it here!
looove this and the design is so beautiful!
Second Thought is such a refreshing concept 👏 Reframing scroll from consumption to reflection is a powerful shift. I love how the interface evolves with the user’s thinking this feels like interaction design that genuinely encourages depth instead of distraction.
dope!
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My entry for Figma Makeathon @Contra HQ and @Figma
Offline Club put your phone down with intention, not avoidance.
(turn on the volume for best experience)
Not another gamified distraction. This is a design ritual that turns absence into a meaningful interaction. It helps you practice being present for a moment instead of reacting to everything.
No leaderboards. No likes.
Just a tiny interaction that asks:
“Can you sit with your attention for a moment?”
Made this simple sticky note canvas to test-out Figma Make. Still have some issues with exporting images from local browser, will continue iterating 🚀
https://invite-chaos-71763738.figma.site
Love the stickers 😍
Imagine a "daily pal" for AR or desk tablets—managing tasks and routines through natural gestures instead of a mouse. For #FigmaMakeathon, I moved beyond static design to build a live-synced prototype proving the potential of spatial interaction.
I stepped out of the standard use cases for #FigmaMake with a robust output layer for custom computer vision. Custom MediaPipe script translates gestures into data. Supabase holds the system state in real-time. Figma Make consumes that data to trigger complex, animated changes.
This experiment reframes prototyping for AR/VR—using the design tools we love and new interactions.
Prototype
(you won't be able to try without my script, check video)
And yes, I don't code.
Hey Ana! Are you able to share your Figma make link with us here?
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