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Proud to share my submission for the #ConfigMakeathon 🦋
Every designer knows the feeling: you finally nail the logo — and then comes the part nobody talks about. Building the bento board. Mocking it up on a t-shirt. Laying out the colors and the type. Re-rendering it for the client, for Instagram, for Dribbble. Hours of manual work in Illustrator, Photoshop and After Effects… just to present work that was already done.
So instead of inventing a problem to solve, I built the tool I kept wishing existed.
Meet Reveal — it turns a logo into a complete, animated brand presentation in minutes.
I went looking for ideas, but I didn't want to build a random app. I wanted to solve a problem I actually struggle with — presenting a brand to a client, posting it to social, dropping it on Dribbble. This is a platform full of designers, and almost every one of us loses an evening to mockup files and motion software just to make a reveal. Reveal makes that part instant — so you can spend your time on the design, not the slideshow.
Three steps, one flow:
🎯 Drop your logo — primary, icon, monochrome, wordmark. Reveal pulls your colors, suggests a full palette, and lets you set type, backgrounds and assets.
🧩 See it in the real world — an editable business-card builder plus real-photo mockups (tee, card, watch, app icon) that apply your brand automatically. No smart objects, no manual placement.
🎬 Generate the reveal — animated bento boards you can fully edit: swap cells, choose per-cell animations, tune spacing and roundness. Change the aspect ratio and the grid re-composes itself for vertical, square or wide. Export to image or video, 1K–4K, looping or not — ready for the deck and the feed.
The craft mattered as much as the function. I designed the whole product to feel modern and calm, built it with Figma Make, and made it fully responsive so it works on any device. Happy to share the Figma file too.
This is the kind of work I love — where design isn't decoration, it's the solution itself, and the tool is its own proof.
🎥 3-min walkthrough: (Uploaded)
🔗 Live app: https://reveal-2ysb1af4s-saids-projects-63fc49d6.vercel.app/
📂 Figma file / Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649668352531031168/reveal-app-wireframes
Built with Figma · Figma Make
#ConfigMakeathon #Figma #UXDesign #ProductDesign #BrandIdentity #DesignTools @Figma @Contra
One of the best designs I’ve seen today. Really solid work 👏 keep pushing.
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[Concept]
Book Trace turns the experience of reading into something you can hold onto. Instead of forgetting what a book meant to you, you leave a Trace — one sentence, one emotion, one word. The app also reads what you wrote and tells you what kind of reader you are, with book recommendations matched to your type and genre.
[Project Overview]
For this submission, I designed:
- Onboarding flow;
- Still Reading experience with in-the-moment note capture;
- Finished flow with the full Trace journey;
- Reader Identity system with personalized recommendations;
- Library with saved traces;
- UI Kit and design system.
[Workflow]
I built the full product from concept to prototype in Figma. UI Kit, component library, and interactive flows all in one file.
[My Experience]
What I loved most about this challenge was how it pushed me to think about the full user journey, not just screens, but emotions. Book Trace started as a simple idea and grew into something that feels genuinely personal.
Figma made it possible to move from rough concept to polished prototype without ever leaving the workspace.
Thank you to the Figma team for a challenge that made me build something I actually want to use!
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If this resonates with you, a like, comment goes a long way. Thank you 🙌
Amazing!
I built Interactive Earth History Explorer for the Config Makeathon.
Interactive Earth History Explorer
The web app allows users to travel through Earth's history by scrolling through a timeline and interacting with a 3D globe. Users can explore:
Geological eras and major Earth events
The evolution of life on Earth
Ancient civilizations and historical milestones
Important locations associated with historical events
Multimedia content such as images, animations, and descriptions
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Target Users
Students and educators
History enthusiasts
Parents looking for interactive learning tools
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Traditional methods of learning history and geology are often:
Text-heavy and difficult to visualize
Presented as static timelines that lack interactivity
Disconnected from geographical context
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Solution
The web application provides an immersive and interactive learning experience by combining:
🌍 Interactive 3D Globe, 📅 Scrollable Timeline, 🖼 Rich Content Cards, ✨ Immersive Storytelling
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My process: Pen and paper → Figma make → Using Figma make to generate ideas → Prompting it out as perfectly as I can get it to work → Connected to Figma server → Deployed
live site : https://lnkd.in/g7RFUR5t
This is sooo cool man..... is it possible fr me to like check it out i mean the live preview
I built a multiplayer surrealist drawing game with Figma Make.
The Exquisite Corpse is a 100-year-old game where each player draws their section of a figure in secret. Nobody sees the full picture until the reveal. Head, middle, legs. Strangers become collaborators. The result is always unexpected.
I rebuilt it for the web real-time, multiplayer, ready to play in 30 seconds.
Here's how Figma Make changed my process:
I started with a design prototype in Figma. Then I prompted Figma Make to turn it into a working codebase and it did. What used to take days of scaffolding took hours. From there I took it local, pushed it further: Firebase for real-time multiplayer sync, Lottie animations in the background, a growing gallery that collects every creature players create together.
The workflow felt like having a co-pilot who never gets tired. Figma Make handled the heavy lifting. I handled the craft.
What I'm proud of:
→ Players draw on a shared canvas in real-time, each seeing only a sliver of the previous section (the classic "fold" technique)
→ A gallery that grows with every game played a living archive of collaborative weirdness
→ Reference markers guide proportions so the final reveal actually connects
What I still want to polish:
The bones are there. The fun is real. But I need your feedback to make it better. Try it, break it, tell me where you got lost.
👉 Play it here: mock-amity-90210032.figma.site
Create a room → send the code to a friend → draw your section without peeking → reveal.
Drop your creature in the comments.
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