To celebrate this year's @Figma 2026 Config and as part of the first #ConfigMakeathon I have built Figma's ABC.

Learn the Figmalphabet, the immersive and playful way. As a teacher, I always show my students the same basic features, so I built a way to learn Figma little by little. A to Z, every letter a feature.

Handcrafted content, real resources, tips, and hands-on interactions, all in one place.

Built entirely in Figma.

Music is Prelude in C Major by Johann Sebastian Bach, played and rearranged by me.

Live project: figmabc.figma.site Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649047346189519721/figmas-abc

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nabil-amara-26b61913b_configmakeathon-activity-7473500594373181440-EsqL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZvntHHJeoe/ X: https://x.com/NabilJAmara/status/2067737819666104359?s=20 I also made a pin for every letter. Come grab yours in San Francisco.

Happy Config and see you there!

This is nice work 👍 👍 👏 👏 👏

Unmade

A receipt for every idea that almost disappeared.

Ideas are strange.

They arrive without warning during a shower, a midnight scroll, a conversation with a friend, a walk home, or a random moment in class. For a few seconds, they feel important. Potentially life-changing, even.

Then they're gone.

Most ideas never fail because they're bad. They fail because they're forgotten.

Today, our thoughts are scattered across notes apps, screenshots, voice memos, sticky notes, WhatsApp messages, and half-finished documents. The more ideas we have, the harder they become to revisit, connect, and act upon.

Unmade is a new way of preserving ideas.

Instead of storing thoughts as plain text, Unmade transforms every idea into a beautifully crafted digital receipt a tangible artifact that proves an idea existed at a specific moment in time.

The receipt becomes more than a note. It becomes evidence. As a creative, I was constantly collecting ideas saving screenshots, bookmarking posts, storing random files, and filling endless notes with thoughts I didn't want to lose. But the more I saved, the harder it became to revisit anything meaningful. My ideas were scattered across apps, folders, and tabs, turning inspiration into digital clutter.

I wanted something designed specifically for ideas. Not another notes app. Not another folder full of screenshots.

That's how Unmade was born. I built Unmade to solve a problem I faced myself, but I don't want it to stop here. My next step is to make it a fully functional product that anyone can use to capture ideas before they disappear. Because sometimes the best ideas come unexpectedly, and they deserve better than getting lost in a folder full of screenshots. Figma Make helped me bring an idea that had been sitting in my head into something real and interactive. It allowed me to focus on experimenting, refining the experience, and exploring different possibilities much faster, making the entire process feel creative, playful, and incredibly rewarding. Here's the link: https://clone-bundle-57039533.figma.site/ Community link: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649656827352110118

This is great, Tanvi!