Memory Radio is a single-page interactive experience
where a vintage rotary dial lets you tune through
seven decades of design culture: the 1960s all the
way to now.
Every turn of the dial transforms the entire UI:
typography, color palette, textures, ambient sound,
layout personality, and cultural artifact cards.
Each era feels like it was designed by a completely
different designer, in a completely different time.
Because culturally, it was.
The interaction IS the concept. You don't browse
Memory Radio, you tune it.
Built entirely with Figma Make.
Here is the link for the live experience😍
All I did was copy the Figma page link, paste it into Claude Code, and give it a few instructions. Oh chim! it brought the whole thing to life
What do you think?
Going from a Figma link straight to motion is wild, "oh chim" is the right reaction 😂 Did you connect the Figma MCP, or did Claude Code work it out from the link alone?
gen.okhra.space — a free node editor that turns images into AI prompts. Drop a picture and a free vision model breaks it into nodes, tune them by hand, or connect your own agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, LM Studio) over MCP and watch it fill the board live. Designed and built end to end, from the design system to launch. Free to use. Forever. https://gen.okhra.space
Plugging your own agent in over MCP and watching it fill the board live is such a cool idea. Free forever too, respect. What's been the most surprising thing people use it for so far?
Myself Jai, a UI/UX & Product Designer with 1.5+ years of experience creating digital experiences.
Obsessed with good design, thoughtful interactions and the little details that make digital products feel right. From the first wireframe to the final pixel.