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Syllabus ~ a home for personal curriculums. For people who research for fun, keep commonplace journals, and are curious about what others are fascinated by. I've been doing this in my journals for years but I wanted something more intentional. A place where learnings are organized, searchable, and shared.
How it works:
Browse! Explore what others are learning.
Read! Work through a file, sign the borrower's card.
File or remix! Contribute your own.
Built using Figma Make.
Still building- feedback always welcome! :) Best viewed on desktop ~
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I built Nexora AI for the Config Makeathon.
It’s an AI fintech landing page concept designed around one idea:
What if your money could think before it moves?
Nexora AI is a futuristic financial command center that helps users understand cashflow, detect risk, forecast spending, and make smarter financial decisions through AI.
For the visual direction, I wanted it to feel less like a normal SaaS dashboard and more like a premium finance cockpit. Dark cinematic UI, glowing dashboard cards, AI insight panels, predictive analytics, and a full landing page experience built with Figma Make.
This project was a fun challenge because I focused on creating something that feels strategic, interactive, and visually sharp while still being useful as a real fintech product concept.
Live demo: https://karate-stung-91133916.figma.site/
Working Figma Make file: https://www.figma.com/make/fk8AU6jHScqpxHwFMQHDwF/Nexora-AI?t=6KOjQ1tW6ZFsV7Og-1
Would love to hear your thoughts on the design and experience.
I was just scrolling and this honestly made me stop for a moment. The dark fintech look, the glowing dashboard details, and the whole AI command center feeling are so clean. This feels really premium and well thought out.
Hey there! I'm new to Contra, and I've decided to take part in the Config Makeathon by Figma 🙌
I'm building Trazo: an app to train your creativity
These days we all have AI tools at our fingertips that boost our work — but what changes the result is the creativity you bring to them. And I believe that can be trained.
Here's how it works:
1. You get an ambiguous shape — a blob, a stone, a smudge. Something that isn't anything yet.
2. You look at it, rotate it, flip it around until something appears. A face, a bird, a wave — whatever you see.
3. You draw on top and turn it into that. You give it a name.
4. And at the end, the reveal: it shows you what everyone else saw in that same shape. Same blob, a hundred different things.
Being creative isn't about knowing how to draw. It's about seeing differently. And that you can train.
More coming soon.
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I built a multiplayer surrealist drawing game with Figma Make.
The Exquisite Corpse is a 100-year-old game where each player draws their section of a figure in secret. Nobody sees the full picture until the reveal. Head, middle, legs. Strangers become collaborators. The result is always unexpected.
I rebuilt it for the web real-time, multiplayer, ready to play in 30 seconds.
Here's how Figma Make changed my process:
I started with a design prototype in Figma. Then I prompted Figma Make to turn it into a working codebase and it did. What used to take days of scaffolding took hours. From there I took it local, pushed it further: Firebase for real-time multiplayer sync, Lottie animations in the background, a growing gallery that collects every creature players create together.
The workflow felt like having a co-pilot who never gets tired. Figma Make handled the heavy lifting. I handled the craft.
What I'm proud of:
→ Players draw on a shared canvas in real-time, each seeing only a sliver of the previous section (the classic "fold" technique)
→ A gallery that grows with every game played a living archive of collaborative weirdness
→ Reference markers guide proportions so the final reveal actually connects
What I still want to polish:
The bones are there. The fun is real. But I need your feedback to make it better. Try it, break it, tell me where you got lost.
👉 Play it here: mock-amity-90210032.figma.site
Create a room → send the code to a friend → draw your section without peeking → reveal.
Drop your creature in the comments.
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