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I took the Figma × Contra Hackathon theme literally and built a full mini Batman game… inside Figma Make.
The story: The Contra × Figma Hackathon gets hijacked. The Riddler corrupts every file with snack-themed UI riddles. Mr. Freeze freezes all prototypes solid. Only Batman can save the day one tap at a time.
Everything built 100% in Figma Make.
Playable prototype: https://stuck-walnut-13111189.figma.site
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I started with the brand and interface in Figma, then brought the experience to life in Base44, refining the 3D editor, configuration flow, and pricing interactions along the way.
Explore the live app: https://stand-lab-flow.base44.app/
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For this challenge, I explored the rich artistic heritage of 17th-century Mughal Miniature Paintings from The Met Museum's public domain archive. I created a custom Recraft Style called 'Mughal Tech' to blend this historic art style with modern digital tools. The series showcases a creative collision where Mughal royalty and soldiers interact with unexpected modern technology like AirPods, smartphones, E-scooters, and food delivery systems, maintaining a unified visual aesthetic throughout the collection.
Tsuchi Ceramics is a concept e-commerce website for a handcrafted Japanese-inspired ceramics brand: a clean shop with a filterable ceramic collection, product cards with glaze options and stock counts, a kiln-to-doorstep order tracker, and global stockist showrooms.
The walkthrough shows the full shopping journey: browsing The Ceramic Collection, filtering by category and glaze, reading the maker's story, checking the care guide and tracking an order.
Created as a portfolio concept for artisan brands, homeware stores and craft-led online shops.
THE CONCEPT
Tsuchi (土, "earth") presents wheel-thrown and hand-coiled stoneware, fired in limited quantities. The goal was a calm, minimal website that feels as quiet and tactile as the pottery itself: lots of white space, warm natural photography, clear typography, and a single warm orange accent for actions.
WHAT THE WEBSITE INCLUDES
The Ceramic Collection: a product grid with categories (Architectural Vessels, Tableware & Bowls, Ceremonial Teaware, Sculptural & Incense)
Smart filters: glaze finish (Raw Ochre & Iron, Pine Ash Celadon, Crackle Shino, Smoked Kuro Charcoal), clay type, and a "Limited Drops Only" toggle
Product cards with stock badges ("Only 2 left"), kiln temperature, size, signed-piece details, colour swatches, 360 view and Add to Bag
Our Story: the maker behind the work, shown with workshop photography
Care Guide: includes a Lifetime Kyoto Kintsugi Repair Service request form
Stockists: Global Flagships & Stockist Showrooms with location, hours and contact details
Track Order: an Artisanal Kiln & Delivery Tracker with a clear multi-stage progress timeline
Sticky header with search, wishlist, and shopping bag, plus a detailed dark footer
WHAT THIS PROJECT DELIVERS
Modern e-commerce UI/UX design for a premium handmade brand
A responsive-ready, easy-to-scan product browsing experience
Storytelling pages that build trust (maker profile, care guide, repair service)
A complete layout system ready for development or a Shopify/WooCommerce build
WHO THIS IS FOR
Ceramic and pottery studios, artisan and handmade brands, homeware and lifestyle stores, and small businesses that want a premium online shop with a strong brand feel.
Note: Tsuchi Ceramics is a conceptual project created for portfolio purposes, not a commissioned client project.
Looking for a clean, high-converting e-commerce website for your craft or homeware brand? Send me a message on Contra and let's talk.
