Project update: Working on my first clickable prototype gig for a startup. The goal? A simple,

Project update: Working on my first clickable prototype gig for a startup. The goal? A simple,Project update: Working on my first clickable prototype gig for a startup. The goal? A simple,

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Yandong Ke

• 10h

Project update: Working on my first clickable prototype gig for a startup.

The goal? A simple, clear Figma flow that helps the team present their idea to investors.

Learning so much about balancing speed and clarity — any tips for keeping prototypes focused and easy to follow?

Kingsley Ken

pro

• Apr 21

Claude Design + Opus 4.7 + Nano Banana.

Didn't draw a single rectangle in Figma for this. Still can't wrap my head around it.

The possibilities of what you can build with Claude is endless.

Okay no more gatekeeping. If you can type, you can build this too. Here's everything I used:

motionsites.ai for the prompts Claude Design to build the prototype Pinterest for section inspo Nano Banana for the images And any screen recorder

Also forgive me, I kinda lost myself playing with the coins at the end lol.

Claude nanobanana Web Design

Uzochukwu Okafor

• Apr 21

Someone I know referred me to a startup founder a while back. They needed help with their website. We had a call, and I realised they actually needed design work at that stage, not development. That's not what I do. Instead of forcing it or ghosting them, I connected them with someone I trust who handles design. Then thanked the person who referred me. Not every opportunity is the right fit. I'd rather say no to work that doesn't match what I do than take on something I can't deliver well. Saying no to the wrong projects makes space for the right ones.