I built this drawing website for kids using FIGMA MAKE
I included effects and drawing features that kids love to use while they’re drawing. I even did real testing at home with kids, and they loved it. That means the product works well for them.
This product has two main features:
Draw Kids can freely draw anything they want.
Color Sketch Here they can explore multiple color sketches and see a real-time preview of the colorful version of each sketch. This helps them match the colors from the reference image. During testing, I noticed they especially loved the rainbow effect
🎬 Four custom Video.js skins — built to work for everyone, everywhere.
🖇️ Papercut — a construction-paper collage look perfect for kids’ content and educational platforms, fully keyboard-navigable with clear focus outlines for classroom and library use.
🎨 Clay — a modelling-clay diorama style suited to children’s shows and playful brand sites, built to resize cleanly whether it’s embedded full-width or in a small widget.
📟 ASCII Glitch — a terminal/broadcast aesthetic that fits music stations, zines, and indie media sites, with reduced-motion support and high-contrast text for late-night, low-light viewing.
✏️ Sketch — a hand-drawn notebook style great for maker spaces, courses, and DIY tutorials, keeping full keyboard access and accessible labels so learners of any ability can follow along.
Built responsive, accessible, and true to their look at every size — from phones to desktops. 👉 See them all in action: https://skins-showcase.vercel.app/#/
I designed the MASO brand in Figma. Then I wondered… what if I could show the app actually working?
So I copied my Figma page link, pasted it into Claude Code, and gave it a few instructions.
Oh chim!… it pulled my colours, fonts and logo straight from the file and brought the whole shopping app to life. 😭
From there, it was just a conversation with Claude. I’d tell it what I wanted, make a few adjustments, and keep building from there.
I honestly love this
Being able to present something like this to a client instead of just showing thm static screens makes the idea feel so much more real. They can actually see how the product could work and experience the concept before development even starts.
What do you think?