Very last minute, i tried, so for this Make-a-thon, I built Mana: a visual productivity tool for creative AI exploration. Instead of rigid external apps, Mana lets you generate custom tools—like timers or task lists—on the fly. As a visual person, I designed it to transform long AI text streams into structured UI components, like grids of cards, on an infinite canvas. To reduce mouse reliance, I integrated a mobile controller: you use your phone in one hand to navigate and move elements, while your other hand stays on the keyboard for input. It’s an ambidextrous, real-time synced workspace that adapts to how you think.

https://x.com/loopstian/status/2028730505676349624

https://manaai.figma.site/

I'll totally make a video, I swear!

Try it out here Most of us finish a design in Figma Make… but we still don’t truly know how different users will experience it.

So I created Zero Reader - an innovation around the classic left/right swipe. You tap “Zero Test” and swipe between different user types Design adapts in real time. see heat map, download a visual report The same familiar swipe, but smarter, more human. Honestly i'd like to see this feature natively in Figma Make. community post Linkedin Post

Nice, I came at it from the users side of the experience for design intent . It is kinda odd we never even really utilized sidescrolling for this type of meta experience let alone swiping , Like think of web-design with overlays , such as custom grid system where you bring in a...