The Dream Journal I'd never touched Squarespace before this challenge. I build in Framer and Webf...

The Dream Journal I'd never touched Squarespace before this challenge. I build in Framer and Webf...The Dream Journal I'd never touched Squarespace before this challenge. I build in Framer and Webf...

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Tehreem Aamna

• 7h

The Dream Journal

I'd never touched Squarespace before this challenge. I build in Framer and Webflow for a living, so this was genuinely new territory for me — and when I saw the theme "a website makes it real," something about it just stuck. Because that's kind of the whole story of my own work too: an idea sitting somewhere as a half-formed thought until a website makes it undeniable.

So I wanted to try building something small around that feeling, a site called The Dream Journal, about all the dreams that stay folded up in notebooks until someone finally gives them a page. A bakery someone still hasn't opened. A brand that only exists as a name on a sticky note. A travel blog that lives in someone's head and nowhere else yet.

Life got in the way, honestly. Client work picked up right when I wanted to sit with this properly, so what I'm submitting isn't the finished version I pictured; it's an honest first pass. I used Blueprint AI to get the layout, palette, and fonts down in minutes, which genuinely surprised me with how fast it was, then spent the little time I had left shaping the copy and images around the concept.

I'm not submitting this to win. I'm submitting it because I didn't want just to watch this challenge happen and not try; even an unfinished attempt felt better than sitting it out. If nothing else, I walked away actually liking Squarespace more than I expected to, especially for how quickly it turns a rough idea into something that looks real.

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Filip Panov

max

• Jul 16

*Humanizing an AI Kid's Coffee Brand* For this challenge, I developed a complete brand identity for a fictional kid's coffee brand (Детско Кафе- In Cyrillic alphabet as my primary script, I felt it would be a unique decision), documenting every stage of the creative process from exploration to execution. Using Envato as my primary creative toolkit, I explored multiple directions across logo design, visual identity, custom graphics and patterns, AI-assisted imagery, music and sound generation, packaging design, and a short animated brand story inspired by authentic photos from our family trips, transformed into playful doodle illustrations.

Throughout the project, I intentionally highlight the moments where human intuition made the difference, rejecting stronger looking but weaker concepts, redesigning typography and composition, solving real-world print and packaging challenges, building a cohesive visual system, and shaping a brand personality that feels playful, memorable, and emotionally authentic.

This isn't the story of what AI helped create, it's the story of the decisions that only a designer could make.

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Tehreem Fatima

• Jul 16

This is exactly how anything related to kids should be!!! I mean add some colours guys

Jijo Maitra

• Jul 16

Lets give our best! Excited to enter Square space challenge

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Anna asol_design

pro

• Jul 16

SAME APP. TWO RETENTION LOOPS. Most note apps help users save ideas. That is not the hard part.

The hard part is making them come back. 💜 A brings users back to unfinished thoughts. 🔥 B creates a daily prompt, reward, and progress loop. Same product. Different behavior. Different growth potential.

Which one would win on D7 retention: A or B?

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