Excited to submit "soundchecksf" a new and organic way to discovery live music. Link: https://soundchecksf.figma.site/ Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647490463683801916 Why this idea...I believe discovering new music these days is far too algorithmic. That said, taking a chance on seeing a live band you've never heard of has its own issues too. So I thought, what if I could build an experience that would simulate what it is like walking through an area only to hear a sound that pulls you in and creates a memory forever? This was very much inspired by what happened to me a few years back. Enter...soundchecksf where you can take a stroll through a neighborhood and hear ACTUAL live music that's coming to a place near you! This updates every night 4amPST so you're bound to discover a new sound every time you come back. How I built this...started with basically pen and paper (aka an app and Apple pen) quickly followed by planning and building a prototype with Claude. Then I used Figma Weave to build some assets and went into Figma Make to build key parts of this experience, one-by-one. After multiple rounds of polishing the UX, UI, the mobile experience, and ensuring I had accurate and functioning backend support...what has come out of all of this is something I'm proud to share. Let me know what you think and wishing best of luck to all the other participants! P.s For feasibility, UX, and credit reasons, I had to limit this to a few venues throughout certain neighborhoods in the Bay Area. Also, the artwork is loosely inspired by the place it's respresenting. I can't wait to build this out more, add more polish and yes, more cities!

Impressive

Most websites look good.

Very few actually help a business grow.

For this client project, I focused on three things:

✓ Clear messaging ✓ Better user experience ✓ Premium interactions and motion

The result is a website that feels modern, professional, and easy to navigate.

Built entirely in Framer.

It's always satisfying watching static designs turn into something people can actually interact with.

Open to new Framer projects.

Love this approach. Great websites are not just about looking good—they should guide users, communicate clearly, and drive results. The interactions on this one are especially well executed.