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Hero section concept designed in Framer, with a lil' help from Fable 5 + Unicorn Studio
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For this design, I brought the Studio Kalili website to life using Squarespace's Finish Layer by layering in subtle animation across the page to turn a static layout into something that feels considered and dynamic without overwhelming the content.
The most intentional use of Finish Layer is the two-image interaction illustrating the core idea behind the studio's work: closing the gap. One image enters from the left, the other from the right, moving quickly at first and then easing as they meet in the center — fast enough to catch attention, slow enough to let the reader stay with the copy.
From there, hover states on buttons, text, and large images, plus scroll-triggered entrances, guide the eye down the page and give every interactive element a small, deliberate moment of response.
Squarespace's Finish Layer was used to add polished interactions across the website, creating a more dynamic browsing experience. Each interaction supports the overall experience while preserving the calm, editorial character of the Studio Kalili brand.
Hi Lillian!
I just commented on your Studio Kalili post. That work is incredible.
I'm Laxmiprasana and I'm new to Contra. I do web design, Kajabi, graphic design and video editing. I'm trying to get my first few clients here.
I really admire how you present your work and land...
Built an entire fintech UI in one session - 16 screens, zero Figma files.
Connected @flowstep_ai MCP to Claude Code > generated every screen directly on the canvas via prompts. No manual pixel-pushing.
Used design skills (hallmark, impeccable, prompt-master) to refine each iteration - brutalist system, pixel-perfect spacing, consistent tokens across all routes.
Then replicated the full canvas into a @nextjs 16 app in minutes. MCP > React components, 1:1 match. Deployed to @vercel the same day.
Design tool + AI agent + framework = ship at a pace that wasn't possible before.
The workflow:
1 Prompt Flowstep canvas
2 Polish design skills
3 Replicate > Next.js code
4 Deploy Vercel
11 brutalist screens, 9 routes, 1 afternoon.
THE OG TOOL - @Flowstep X @Contra HQ
Project Link : CASHLESS
#buildinpublic #AIworkflow #FlowstepMCP #ClaudeCode #NextJS #Vercel #brutalistdesign #nocode
This is soo good, weldone Asef!
10 seconds of a hero we're designing & building.
everything is choreographed; the shell scaling in, the phone settling, and a custom webgl depth reveal.
we built it custom for one reason; the same effect lives in the brand's motion videos (That we are also working on).
goal is: brand should speak the same language everywhere and look good doing it :)
very good work, nice and clean