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I built Brandsmith, a 3D logo tool for people who looked at their flat SVGs and thought: “What if this had more chrome, drama, and questionable lighting?”
Built in @Figma Make in about 3 hours with one white Monster Energy and the kind of confidence usually only seen before a bad git commit.
Upload an SVG, tweak the extrusion, bevels, edge softness, metalness, roughness, lighting, backdrop, and environment, then export a PNG or loop video.
Basically, it turns a polite little vector logo into something that looks like it’s about to headline a cyberpunk product launch.
Check the 3d tool here: https://deal-coach-21183333.figma.site
Made for the @Contra x @Figma Makeathon
#ConfigMakeathon #FigmaMake #BrandDesign #3DLogo #CreativeTools
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👋 Hey, we’re Lynksen.
We build digital products and websites that don’t just work - they win hearts.
For 5+ years, we’ve been the go-to team for startups and brands chasing big ideas - turning raw sparks into products that fuel millions of daily clicks, swipes, and sign-ups.
We move fast, combining product thinking, clear UX, and real business needs to create smooth, high-converting products for brands ready to make an impact.
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Hi creatives! 🐻
For #ConfigMakeathon, I built Maa - a free vision & hearing screening for children, hidden inside a game.
Here's the problem: most childhood vision and hearing issues are treatable - but only if caught before age seven. After that, the window quietly closes. Yet screening means a specialist, a cost, a city. So millions of children are never checked in time.
Maa changes that. A child plays five simple games – covering one eye like a pirate, tapping a lion, listening for animals – while their eyes and ears are gently checked. Any device. Three minutes. In their language.
At the end, a clear report: what we noticed and what to ask a doctor. A screening, never a diagnosis - but often, a beginning.
One choice shaped everything: no camera measurement. Because a test must work the same on a cheap device as an expensive one. Every child, screened equally.
Designed with Figma agents, illustrated with Figma AI, and built entirely in Figma Make.
See early. See the future. 🐻
Project Link:
https://limb-flock-48563307.figma.site
#configmakeathon
Love this idea!
Refine — Consume less, analyze more
Today, there are countless tools for saving website inspiration, but I never found one that truly matched the way I work.
I wanted to organize my references into collections and groups, find them easily using tags, but most importantly, preserve the thinking behind each inspiration. Why was this section interesting? What idea was it trying to communicate? Which element was worth keeping?
As a result, the inspirations were still there, but the analysis and reasoning that made them useful had disappeared. I would then have to dig through scattered notes or start the analysis all over again.
So I needed something simple. A place to store my inspirations, organize them, and preserve the context that makes them relevant over time.
Refine is primarily designed for websites, but also supports images and videos.
The Project
Refine is an inspiration library designed to preserve not only references, but also the reasoning that makes them useful. The goal is not simply to collect content, but to preserve the observations, ideas, and context that give value to each reference.
For this submission, I designed and developed:
- An inspiration library for websites, images, and videos
- A collections and groups system to organize references
- A tagging and quick search system
- Inspiration boards with context, observations, and notes
- An analysis framework based on Intent, Direction, and Extract
- Local browser storage for inspirations
- The complete product interface and design system
Links
Live project link : refine.figma.site
Additional Notes : Website previews are generated through a third-party screenshot service. The free service is limited to 50 screenshots per day. Once the limit is reached, Refine automatically falls back to favicons and restores previews as screenshots become available again.
Community project link : https://www.figma.com/community/file/1648622015058356350
X post link : https://x.com/anthrsx/status/2067234939314012392
Workflow
Figma Make → building Refine
Figma Weave → logo
Claude → thinking, testing, and iteration
What’s Next
Refine was born from a personal need. I wanted to stop accumulating inspiration without preserving what made it interesting. As the project evolved, the idea grew into something more ambitious. Not just saving references, but building a space capable of preserving the context, observations, and reflections that give them value.
This first version remains intentionally simple, but it already reflects how I would like to manage my inspirations on a daily basis. I’m excited to continue evolving Refine.
For those who would like to take ownership of the project and push it further, Refine can be run locally to integrate Playwright and save inspirations directly on your computer.
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