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š³ FumoPay payment integration in Bubble.io, fully explained from signature to webhook.
We just dropped a complete tutorial showing you how to integrate FumoPay into your Bubble.io app using custom JavaScript and API workflows.
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Generating FumoPay signature and signature date using JavaScript
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Sending values back into Bubble using JavaScript to Bubble functions
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Creating a payment via the FumoPay API
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Redirecting users to the FumoPay checkout page
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Handling the webhook response after payment
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Matching webhook data to orders in your database
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I built Chirp, a temporary shared room for small moments ā 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 donāt use it for sensitive information.
Live project:
https://chirp.figma.site/
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I built a reading game for my son. It's called Dino Words.
He's four, and he's obsessed with dinosaurs. He's also just starting to read. So I made him something where those two things become the same thing.
You see a picture. You say the word out loud. A dinosaur is chasing you, and your voice is the only thing keeping it back. Say it right and it falls behind.
Get stuck and it creeps closer.
Teaching language is usually taught with drills and flashcards, things kids endure. But my son doesn't endure this. He doesn't know he's learning at all.
He thinks he's outrunning a dinosaur, and somewhere in the running, the words are becoming his.
The whole thing is built around what he already loves, so the learning never feels like learning. A gentle voice teaches each word first, then it's his turn to remember it alone. And because every child is different, anyone can paste in their own words, in any language, and watch them become a level.
I built it in Figma Make with help from Figma and assets from GPT, Seedance etc. What I love about it is that it let me spend my time on how this should feel for a four-year-old, not on how to ship it.
Apps for kids are my favorite!
I built Echo Cord for my mother.
After being diagnosed with early-onset dementia, everyday routines became harder to navigate. Medications. Appointments. Even simple daily tasks.
But one thing never changed.
She still wanted to maintain her independence.
Echo Cord is a caregiving companion designed to help families communicate routines, medications, appointments, and daily tasks through simple visual Echoes. Each Echo is delivered as a single focused task, reducing complexity while providing reassurance for both loved ones and caregivers.
Built for the Config Makeathon, Echo Cord was designed and prototyped in Figma using Figma Make and Figma Design Agent. The workflow focused on exploring caregiver and patient experiences, refining accessibility-first interactions, and designing for clarity, simplicity, and confidence.
While inspired by dementia care, Echo Cord was designed with broader applications in mind, including memory support, cognitive recovery, traumatic brain injury recovery, and other caregiving scenarios where clear communication matters.
Back Story:
Echo Cord is deeply personal to me and, at times, difficult.
Throughout the design process, I found myself thinking about my mother constantly. Every screen, interaction, and word was shaped by a simple question:
"Would this make things easier for Mom?"
What began as a design challenge quickly became something much more meaningful. This project is my way of turning a deeply personal experience into something that might help other families facing similar challenges.
#ConfigMakeathon #FigmaMake #FigmaDesignAgent #Accessibility #Caregiving #HealthcareUX #ProductDesign #UXDesign
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