Pawsense Cat Care App Design: Soft Trust vs Bold Playfulness

Pawsense Cat Care App Design: Soft Trust vs Bold PlayfulnessPawsense Cat Care App Design: Soft Trust vs Bold Playfulness

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Luis Ramirez

pro

• 2h

Same app concept. Two completely different visual directions.

I’m exploring the design system for Pawsense, a cat care app concept focused on recording your cat’s behavior and turning it into simple insights.

Direction 1 feels softer, calmer, and more trustworthy.

Direction 2 feels bolder, more playful, and more distinctive.

That’s the tradeoff I’m thinking through:

Direction 1 feels more polished and familiar. Direction 2 feels more memorable and full of personality.

For a cat care app, I’m trying to balance trust with warmth and playfulness.

Which direction feels stronger?

1 = soft/trustworthy 2 = bold/playful

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Serge Herasymchuk

max

• Jun 19

Testing two directions for a new template.

Same layout, different audience. One version uses a male-focused visual identity, the other a female-focused one.

Which one feels more engaging to you? 👇

Figma Kajabi

35 voted

74%

12 voted

26%

47 votes

Closed

Sharon Olusanya

• Jun 20

The Female Focused feels more engaging

Lynksen Digital

pro

• Jun 19

Woke up, opened our profile and... realized we made it to Top 10% of creatives on Contra. ✨ We’ve hit a 111 Discovery Score, still growing. Thanks to everyone who’s been supporting us with upgoats, likes, and comments! More coming 👀 @Contra HQ 🐐 + 💬 = ❤️

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Olha Purikova

• Jun 19

wow 😍 Huge congratulations on making it to the Top 10%! Keep shining! ✨

Rada Hnedova

• Jun 19

Lately, I’ve been diving deep into Cursor, Claude, and AI agents.

Instead of just watching tutorials, I decided to learn by building something myself — a Figma plugin from scratch. There are already plenty of similar solutions out there, but my goal was to understand the entire creation process, from idea to a working product.

And here’s the result: I went from zero knowledge to a functioning plugin in just two days.

The plugin already helps identify issues in design files and highlights things that are easy to miss during day-to-day work. Of course, I’m still not 100% satisfied with it — there’s always room for improvement. But for a first attempt, I’m pretty happy with the outcome.

The most exciting part is that while building it, I started coming up with new ideas for Design System automation: naming conventions, component structure, style organization, and other repetitive tasks that could be streamlined with AI.

Looks like this is just the beginning 😄

Tech stack: Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and the Figma Plugin API.

For now, here’s a look at what I’ve built so far 👇

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Daria Saiadian

• Jun 19

Wowww, great job 😍 Intrigued for part 2! You know, your approach to testing things yourself (from scratch!) reminded me the Tumblr times back in idk 2012-2014 maybe when everyone was photoshopping pics, memes, gifs etc. and I created my own "colors" (layers with different image...