Remember Figmatelia? The stamp-making app I built during the Figma Make x Contra hackathon? Well....Remember Figmatelia? The stamp-making app I built during the Figma Make x Contra hackathon? Well....
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Remember Figmatelia? The stamp-making app I built during the Figma Make x Contra hackathon?
Well... it's real now. š
stampbook.art is live ā a web app that turns your photos into collectible digital postage stamps. No app download, works on any device.
When I posted the prototype here, 177 of you liked it, 49 left comments, and 5,700+ checked it out. Some of you literally said "I want to use this!" ā so I spent the past weeks rebuilding it from scratch as a real product.
What's new:
Real accounts (Google login or email)
Improved stamp cutting engine
Your own stamp collection
Works beautifully on mobile
Pay once ($15), use forever ā no subscriptions
Founders deal: The first supporters who believed in this idea deserve something special. Use code FOUNDERS to get lifetime access for just $5 (instead of $15). This code won't last forever.
Huge thanks to everyone who commented, liked, and messaged me about the
prototype. You literally made me build this. š
I have decided to create minimal friendly pet booking app MINTLEAF, in Lovable, user friendly simple and creative approach to collecting and solving major pet clinic problems in short time, both compatible as desktop app and mobile version.
Nice direction, especially taking it mobile-first too. Curious, does the booking flow capture the reason for the visit or any pet context before confirming?
Vet clinics are one of those cases where not every available slot is necessarily the right slot.
Meriot personal portfolio Website Homepage showcase
A portfolio website designed to turn personal expertise into a strong digital presence.
The goal was to create a website that communicates experience, personality, expertise, and credibility within the first few seconds.
I focused on:
Clear positioning and personal branding
Strong visual hierarchy
Editorial-style typography
Project-focused storytelling
UX/Product Design service presentation
Testimonials and social proof
Clear CTA for potential clients
Responsive, conversion-focused layouts
The visual direction combines minimal typography, bold imagery, dark/light sections, and subtle interactions to give the portfolio a distinctive personality without making it difficult to navigate.
Remove Liquidity component cards for a recent Web3 design projectāwhat would be the best direction for readability and focus? Dark Mode or Light Mode? ā”ļø