Once, while searching for work on a freelance platform, I encountered a client who wanted to transform their website from a mere information platform into a powerful tool for attracting clients and increasing revenue.

For example: Someone searches Google for "foot treatment in Poland," visits the website, reads about the service, and then books directly through the form or contacts the clinic.

Another example: Someone interested in training visits the "Education" page, reads the details, and then leaves their contact information or purchases a course directly.

The client's problems were: Low engagement: Visitors read but don't book.

Unconvincing interface: The current design doesn't focus on conversion.

Lack of sufficient credibility: There's no strong emphasis on experience, images, or client testimonials.

Poor mobile experience: The website isn't fully optimized for mobile-first functionality.

Lack of in-depth analysis: Tools like Hotjar or Microsoft Clarity aren't being used systematically.

In short, the client wants to transform their website from a mere information platform into a powerful tool for attracting clients and increasing revenue.

Example: A person searches on Google for "foot treatment in Poland," visits the website, reads about the service, and then books directly through the form or contacts the clinic.

Another example: A person interested in training visits the "Education" page, reads the details, and then leaves their contact information or purchases a course directly.

So, the solution was to think about fulfilling everything the client wanted. Here's what I did:

On the Figma website, I wrote a description of the client's dream project to include in the "Describe your idea and make it come to life" section. The description was very professional and included all the features the client envisioned, and it was presented in English. The results were amazing and highly successful. It was a significant challenge, but by using the Figma website, this challenge was overcome with great success, achieving everything the client dreamed of and fulfilling their goals. The Figma website has achieved remarkable success and benefits in practical life:

For patients: Easier booking and increased trust in the clinic.

For the company: Increased revenue from services, training, and franchising.

For the community: To provide more widespread and professional specialized healthcare services.

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Study Sprint 🚀 From Academic Panic to One Small Win in 15 Minutes

Live app: https://studysprint.figma.site

Figma Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1645111743828638879

Figma Make file: https://www.figma.com/make/ntWo9FQTmFpYAusGm1TqNV/Study-Sprint-mobile-prototype?t=kPcxUznQIC5FwbHN-1

Social X post: https://x.com/KarimB3y/status/2063334357062824207?s=20 I built Study Sprint for the Config Makeathon to help students with one of the hardest parts of studying: starting.

When a student feels overwhelmed, even a simple quiz, essay, or homework task can feel too big to begin. Most productivity tools assume the user already has clarity and motivation. Study Sprint is designed for the moment before that.

The app turns academic stress into one calm, realistic 15-minute sprint.

A student enters what is stressing them out, chooses how overwhelmed they feel, and Study Sprint breaks the task into smaller steps. It creates a focused plan, starts a timer, and guides the student through one step at a time.

The experience includes an overwhelm meter, a panic-to-plan breakdown flow, personalized sprint plans, fallback states for unclear inputs, a built-in timer, optional soft focus music, and a Tiny Win completion card.

The goal is not to help students do everything.

The goal is to help them begin.

I built the prototype with Figma Make and refined it into a mobile-first web app with a focus on clarity, emotional support, edge cases, and small moments of progress.

Study Sprint is not a full productivity system.

It is a starting tool for the moment when a student feels stuck.

One stressful task.

One focused sprint.

One small win.