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Native Japanese UI localization for SaaS and web apps — developer-ready JSON/CSV (next-intl, i18next), not Google Translate.
Deliverables: natural JP copy, EN→JP glossary with tone notes, placeholder and string-length checks so UI does not break.
~1,500 strings per sprint · 2 revision rounds. Available on my Contra profile from $449.
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Full process walkthrough for Dear.
Started in Figma Weave to set the art direction
Brought that into Figma Make to build the site
Exported to Claude Code for finishing touches + API integrations (Claude polishes the writing of the letter, Flux paints the keepsake image)
Tested, made edits and refined it, and now we're live! 🚀
Give it a try at usedear.com
Check out the Figma Make file here
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Face Paint is a digital face paint prototyping platform that lets users design, experiment, and preview face paint virtually before touching their skin. By combining facial alignment guides and live AR preview, users can confidently explore creative ideas without the trial-and-error of physical application.
Problem:
I've always loved face painting, but as someone with skin allergies, I've rarely been able to enjoy it. Through conversations with face painting & cosplay communities, I found many others also avoid it due to skin concerns or uncertainty about how a design will look before applying it. Traditional face painting often involves trial and error, which can lead to wasted materials, discomfort, and frustration.
Solution:
Face Paint is a digital face paint prototyping platform that allows users to create and preview face paint designs before applying anything to their skin.
Impact:
This tool makes face art more accessible for people with sensitive skin, reduces material waste, and helps artists & creators make decisions faster. It enables anyone to explore face painting safely, confidently, and creatively in a digital-first way.
✅ You can try it here: https://face-paint.figma.site/
🫂 Figma Community link: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649521926265189566/facepaint
We spend so much time in front of a screen (at least me) that sometimes it feels like floating in space, sealed off, weightless, untethered from anything real.
Serene is a step back.
A sphere breathes on the screen, slowly in, slowly out, not asking you to follow, just showing you what calm looks like. You mix the sounds yourself, rain with wind, forest with ocean, whatever pulls you closest to somewhere real. The kind of quiet that used to just exist before we filled every moment with noise.
It does not fix the fact that you have been sitting at a desk for six hours. But for a few minutes, it reminds your body that it already knows how to rest.
Built in Figma, brought to life with Figma Make.
🔊 Sound on.
🎨 Figma file: Serene Design
🔗 Live project: Serene App
🌐 Community file: Serene Remix
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