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Was supposed to build static screens. Built a clickable prototype with AI instead and skipped that step entirely.
Caught two problems in five minutes that never would've shown up in a flat design. The kind that quietly add days if not weeks to a timeline.
Feeling the flow early is always cheaper than finding the flaw late.
Couldn't agree more. A clickable prototype always reveals things static screens never will.
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Static or video? The hero section decides in three seconds. Same layout, same headline, same colors. Only the background changes.
01 Static. Loads instantly. Keeps the focus on typography. Nothing competes with the message.
02 Video. Sells the atmosphere before a single word is read. You don't read about the retreat, you're already there.
The trade-off is real: video costs loading time and can pull attention away from the CTA. Static is safer, but safer isn't always stronger.
For a wellness brand built on atmosphere, which one would you pick: 01 or 02?👇
12 voted
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I feel more focused on landing page rather than just scrolling to the next section
Designed the mobile app Contra never built 20+ screens, one Flowstep canvas, zero guesswork.
Contra's an all-in-one freelance platform, but it's web-only. So for the #FlowstepChallenge I designed the entire thing as a native mobile app onboarding, home feed, messages, wallet, payments, discover, jobs every screen prompted directly on the canvas.
Mapped every desktop flow to real mobile patterns: two-column messages → single-column with push navigation. Side panel AI assistant (Co-Agent) → on-demand bottom sheet. Side-by-side wallet cards → stacked with balance as the hero. Every layout decision justified by mobile ergonomics, not just shrunk down from web.
Locked in one design system across every screen unified nav bar, one icon set, consistent tokens, working back navigation, and smooth transitions end to end. No dead clicks, no inconsistent icons between screens, no "looks like 7 different apps stitched together.
The workflow:1 Prompt Flowstep canvas per section 2 Batch-fix consistency across screens 3 Wire up navigation + animation 4 Full click-through test
One canvas, one system, a fully connected mobile Contra.
THE OG TOOL — @Flowstep x @Contra HQ
#buildinpublic #AIworkflow #FlowstepMCP #ContraApp #MobileDesign #ProductDesign
clean design!
I know building healthy relationships is hard.
That's why I built Partnero AI - to make it easier.
When you feel lost, overwhelmed, or frustrated,
you can jump into the app and track your emotions.
You discover hidden patterns and find solutions.
You connect with your partner to grow together.
Let me know what you think of the app design
and what you would add or change.
P.S. I will share my progress in the comments below.
Flowstep project here: Link
hope it helps people build a better relationships . The main feature is mood tracking could avoid lot of fights😂