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I joined the Google Stitch Challenge on Contra and built a cinematic space journey concept.
The idea started simple:
What if a website didn’t feel like a landing page…
but like the control center for a mission?
So I explored a full experience around:
flight configuration
destination selection
launch dashboard
safety briefing
space journal
mission storytelling
The goal was not just to make screens look good, but to create a visual system that feels immersive, structured, and cinematic.
I used Google Stitch to move fast, test layouts, and turn the idea into a working prototype direction. Some parts took multiple tries, especially getting the hierarchy, spacing, and visual flow right — but that was the fun part.
Still more I’d love to improve if I get time:
motion details, stronger 3D elements, more interaction states, and the rest of the journey pages.
Overall, this was a great experiment in using AI as a design partner — not to replace taste, but to explore faster and push ideas further.
Built for the Google Stitch Challenge on Contra.
#GoogleStitch #Contra #DesignChallenge #UIDesign #WebDesign #AIDesign #ProductDesign
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