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The font works well for the female one, may be if you can try some other fonts for the male version that can works well.
• 1d
Personalized design is very rare this day. Thank you for sharing this!
• 1d
love the pop of color you included on the photo in the right for male-focused, but i do lean towards the female-focused template more due to the sense of simplicity & refinement. it just feels a touch more feminine to me when given both visuals, but then again, i do think both look nice!
The Female Focused feels more engaging
Right on point
Female focus 🧘 😌
Female focused
The female focused because the imagery feels relaxed and laidback, therefore more inviting. The male imagery feels more stiff and less relatable
• 3h
The female images look more professional.
this feels like a positioning call more than a visual one. the suited version reads corporate and finance, the editorial version reads creative and fashion, so which is more engaging really comes down to who you're selling the template to. i'd commit to the audience you want...
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I built Chirp, a temporary shared room for small moments — 10-second sounds, photos, doodles, and stickers that disappear after 24 hours.
Most online spaces today feel public, permanent, and performative. I wanted to make the opposite: a private, playful, low-pressure room where people can leave tiny traces together without creating another profile, feed, or archive.
Anyone can create a room without logging in, share a unique link, and invite others to record short sounds, reply with audio, add photos, place stickers, or doodle on the canvas.
Chirp may look like a playful canvas, but it is not a productivity board or a persistent workspace. The 24-hour expiration is part of the design: because everything fades away, people can post more casually and treat the room like a shared moment, not a social feed.
I built Chirp with Figma Make to explore how Figma can be used to create an interactive, expressive, and temporary web experience.
Note: Chirp is an experimental prototype built for Config Makeathon. Rooms and uploaded content are temporary, so please don’t use it for sensitive information.
Live project:
https://chirp.figma.site/
Amazing!!!
So I'm dropping my submission: Caelumi :)
Every scroll reveals a moment in time. A story we almost forgot.
It's a scroll-driven exploration of culture, where the interaction
is the narrative.
What I love: building something that feels right, not just works.
That's vibe coding to me.
Let's inspire each other. What are you building?
This is lovely. Did you use figma weave to create the submission video?
Visual Atlas
Explore public domain image archives as navigable visual landscapes instead of searchable databases.
Visual Atlas is an experimental infinite-canvas interface that transforms large public image archives into navigable visual landscapes.
Instead of searching through lists, folders, or grids, users can freely pan across a continuously generated visual space where related images naturally cluster together. The result is a more intuitive, exploratory way of discovering connections, patterns, and forgotten collections within massive image archives.
It can also be used for your own personal collections — images, screenshots, and visual fragments that otherwise slumber forgotten on your hard drive — turning them into a living, explorable memory space.
The Problem
Large visual collections are searchable, but they are not explorable.Many public image collections contain millions of valuable images, but traditional search interfaces often limit discovery to keyword-based retrieval and static browsing.
Visual Atlas explores a different question:
What if archives could be explored spatially, like places rather than databases?
By organizing images through semantic similarity and presenting them on an infinite canvas, users can navigate archives through visual relationships and serendipitous exploration.
Links
Live Project:
https://beneb85.github.io/visual-atlas/
Github:
https://github.com/beneb85/visual-atlas
Figma Community File:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647949199129256120/visualatlas-ui-prototype
Figma Make (only Canvas, without API Integrations)
https://closed-foam-24445324.figma.site/
Process
The project combines AI-assisted development, semantic clustering, and rapid interface prototyping with Figma, Figma MCP, Figma Make and Claude
Development Workflow
I used Figma to create the initial design then used Figma MCP to design the spatial memory system in Claude and Figma Make to rapidly generate and iterate the interactive infinite canvas prototype and interface, and refined it into a working memory exploration system.
Inspiration
Original canvas interaction concept with Spotify API by Chakib Mazouni
The project was also inspired by Eduardo Lunardi's tutorial on building seamless infinite canvas experiences:
Tech Stack: Vanilla single-file JS · Three.js · MediaPipe Tasks-Vision · Web Audio · IndexedDB · weserv proxy
Music Into The Deep by Pamela Yuen (Free Music Archive)
Licensed under a Creative Commons CC BY
Sources
The visual material displayed in Visual Atlas originates from public archive collections and source institutions.
Users are encouraged to consult the original source institutions for authoritative metadata, provenance information, and licensing details.
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