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Taste Test
Which testimonial layout builds more trust?
I'm currently working on a testimonial section for a client project and testing two different approaches – Client List & Single Testimonial
I'd love to hear your perspective as users, designers, or business owners. Which option would you choose and why?
4 votes
Ends in 1d
They are the same, bro. And every time I see something like these two, I feel it like a fake placeholder, not a real reviews.
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In a busy world filled with work, responsibilities, and constant distractions, many people lose touch with their emotions, needs, and personal goals
While journaling can improve self-awareness and well-being, traditional journals are not always practical to use every day
[ SOLUTION ]
I created Digital Journal that makes self-reflection simple and accessible
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💎 Reflect on daily experiences
💎 Practice gratitude
💎 Capture thoughts, memories, and dreams
💎 Build greater self-awareness over time
The goal was to combine the convenience of digital tools with the warmth of a scrapbook-style journal
[ TOOLS TESTED ]
During the Makeathon, I explored and tested:
✔️Claude + Figma MCP for generating initial wireframes
✔️Figma AI Agent for early concept exploration and wireframing
✔️Figma for core pages visual design
✔️Figma Make for building and testing the interactive prototype
Project Link: https://aroma-clover-93652527.figma.site
🎥 Watch the demo video to see the full design process, tools used, and how the project was built from idea to interactive prototype
Demo Video (the same as attached): https://drive.google.com/file/d/16Bvwa4M9g3-vPlygg6ljnqOPhMV69cvV/view?usp=sharing
If you enjoyed this project, I would appreciate your support ❤️
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🥟 Dump your wins, grow your proof!
Growing up as an Asian woman, I was taught that humility is a virtue.
At every performance review, I couldn't remember my wins. Even when I did, I couldn't say them out loud.
And it's not just me. It's millions of people, especially women, especially in cultures that teach you not to put yourself forward.
So my sister and I built Dumpling 🥟
With us, your wins get remembered, refined, and ready when it counts!
⚒️ How we built it:
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For everyone who taught their work should speak for itself, now it actually does!
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