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Built an AI-powered lead generation system in n8n that works while I sleep.
The workflow automatically:
→ Scrapes targeted prospects
→ Finds and verifies email addresses
→ Qualifies leads using AI
→ Organizes data in Google Sheets
→ Sends completion notifications
The result?
Every morning, there's a fresh list of qualified leads ready for outreach—without spending hours on manual research.
What used to take several hours now runs automatically in the background.
This is the kind of automation I enjoy building: removing repetitive work so businesses can focus on conversations, sales, and growth.
If you're spending too much time finding prospects instead of talking to them, it might be time to automate the process.
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Meet Compagnon — a mobile-first Operating System designed to give field artisans their evenings back.
The Problem: After a heavy shift, craftsmen spend up to an hour every evening doing manual admin work (calculating quotes, checking tax compliance, drafting PDFs).
The Solution: Compagnon turns that 60-minute nightmare into a 3-minute on-site workflow.
Workflow & Tools Used:
I leveraged Figma Make AI to instantly generate the core B2E architecture and layout structures. By automating the foundation, I could step in as a Lead Designer and focus entirely on the craft:
🌿 Building a premium, eco-friendly design system.
👆 Enlarging touch targets specifically for users wearing work gloves.
☀️ Optimizing contrast and soft shadows for direct sunlight visibility.
Project Links:
🔗 Figma Community File: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1646552332089445106/compagnon-field-os-for-artisans-config-makeathon
🛠️ Figma Working File: https://www.figma.com/design/jOAAIG3Z5pNImHQISeyeNv/Compagnon-%E2%80%94-Field-OS-for-Artisans--Config-Makeathon-.?node-id=0-1&t=Is4zNx7FJScepzxy-1
📺 Social Pitch Video (LinkedIn): https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7471125508097863680/
Thank you for the opportunity to build with meaning!
The glove-optimized touch targets and sunlight contrast are the kind of details that only come from actually thinking about who's holding the phone. Most mobile design doesn't consider context-of-use like that. Really solid approach for an underserved user.
Most kids’ apps still feel like forms with cute colors.
Pick an option.
Tap next.
See a card.
Done.
I wanted WonderNest to feel different.
WonderNest is a magical interactive feeling playground where children don’t just answer questions — they build, touch, drag, unlock, collect, and watch the world react.
The idea is simple:
Children often feel things before they can explain them.
So instead of asking them to describe every emotion, WonderNest lets them create a tiny magical world around it.
They can:
→ drag weather into the sky
→ place a buddy inside the world
→ draw a feeling seed
→ grow that seed into a story
→ tap clouds to soften rain
→ drag an umbrella over Milo
→ light lanterns with kind words
→ cool a volcano with slow breaths
→ collect story badges
→ save each story to a magical shelf
The goal was to make emotional expression feel less like answering a form and more like playing inside a living cartoon world.
Every action creates a visible reaction.
A tap changes the weather.
A drag grows the world.
A completed game unlocks a badge.
A finished story becomes a collectible book.
Built for the Config Makeathon using Figma Make.
Still improving the motion, interactions, and visual polish — but this direction feels much closer to the kind of experience kids would actually want to explore.
WonderNest: a tiny story world for big feelings.
Love the visual direction here. The attention to detail really stands out.
I joined this year's Config Makeathon and decided to build something inspired by a problem I've repeatedly encountered while working in CRM and lifecycle marketing.
CRM platforms are built around flows, campaigns, and automations. Customers are not.
When trying to understand what a customer actually experienced, I often found myself jumping between multiple journeys, templates, campaigns, and reports just to answer a simple question:
What happened, why did it happen, and what happens next?
So I built Trace.
Trace is a lifecycle debugging tool that helps teams:
• Replay customer journeys in a single timeline
• Understand why communications were triggered
• Simulate future customer experiences before launch
• Review every message in one place
• Identify journey conflicts and lifecycle issues before they impact customers
The idea came from real CRM consulting work. To bring it to life, I used ChatGPT to refine the concept, challenge assumptions, and iterate on the product structure, then used Figma Make to rapidly turn those ideas into a working prototype. After several rounds of prompting, testing, and revisions, the concept evolved into the MVP shown here.
The project was designed and prototyped entirely in Figma Make.
Would love to hear your thoughts!
🎥 Try the demo: https://tracedebug.figma.site/dashboard
🧩 Figma Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647280144583934618
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