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New Figma Makeathon project is live ✨
I designed OneWall, a global message wall where anyone can leave and read kind messages from around the world. Created using Figma Make.
Feel free to check it out and leave a message. Your support truly means a lot!🤍
Check it out here: https://area-envoy-07541716.figma.site
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Electric Mobility Website | UI/UX & Framer
A modern electric mobility website designed in Figma and developed in Framer.
The concept focuses on bold typography, clean product storytelling, responsive layouts, and smooth motion to create a polished and engaging digital experience.
Design Highlights:
• Clean product-focused UI
• Responsive web experience
• Smooth scroll animations
• Interactive transitions
• Strong visual hierarchy
• Figma to Framer workflow
Tools: Figma, Framer
Exploring how thoughtful UI and motion can make digital product experiences feel more immersive and memorable.
If it's a 3d model and rotate on scroll and then comes in this position 💯💯
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From an idea to a working Figma plugin. 🎨🚀
I've been working on something exciting: Acquire Color, a Figma plugin that extracts colors from images and turns them into structured color systems.
The idea was simple, but bringing it to life has been a learning experience.
I used AI to help me build it, and along the way, I experienced a few ups and downs.
The challenges:
Getting AI to understand my exact vision.
Refining the UI when the initial results weren't what I wanted.
Figuring out how to structure primitive and semantic color systems.
Debugging, iterating, and rethinking certain parts of the experience.
The wins:
Turning my idea into a working prototype.
Exploring Figma plugin development.
Learning to collaborate with AI more intentionally.
Developing a clearer vision of what the product should become.
One thing I've learned is that building with AI doesn't mean everything happens automatically.
You still need to think through the problem, make decisions, guide the process, and refine the output.
I'm still improving Acquire Color, but seeing the idea take shape is a win in itself.
A little progress is still progress. And I'm enjoying the process of becoming a better designer and builder.
What has your experience been like building with AI?
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