Cinematic Drone Study of Toronto’s Modern Architecture

Cinematic Drone Study of Toronto’s Modern ArchitectureCinematic Drone Study of Toronto’s Modern Architecture

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Lewis Hayes

• Feb 27

Cinematic aerial study of Toronto architecture, capturing structure, scale and urban rhythm through refined drone movement and intentional framing. Designed to highlight spatial flow and modern design from a high-end visual perspective.

Colorist Video Editing Videography Final Cut Pro

Farjana Khatun

• Mar 1

Vivid Vault: AI Cinematic Thumbnail Suite

I built Vivid Vault to empower mobile creators to generate high-end, 3D cinematic thumbnails instantly. This project was designed 100% on a mobile device using Figma Make to push the boundaries of on-the-go creative workflows.

Key Interactions:

Voice-to-Design Engine: Hands-free thumbnail generation via voice prompts.

Liquid Glass Style Gallery: A high-fidelity UI that makes selecting styles intuitive and tactile.

Success Celebration: Animated feedback loops to make the creative process fun and rewarding.

https://relax-fresh-09690095.figma.site/

figmamakeathon interactiondesign uidesign

Samuel Ekwenze

• Mar 2

I’m starting a Framer building challenge. Not for clout. Not for content. But to stretch myself. So for the next few weeks, I’m building consistently in Framer. No-code isn’t a trend anymore. It’s becoming part of a designer’s lifestyle. The ability to: • Design the idea • Prototype the interaction • Publish the live site • Iterate instantly 𝘏𝘦𝘳𝘦'𝘴 𝘵𝘰 𝘋𝘢𝘺 1 𝘰𝘧 𝘳𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘧𝘳𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘳. I dived deep into the basics, styling, components, Z index, responsiveness and animations. This was a playful design to re-boost my knowledge in designing from scratch without using templates.

UI Design UX Design Low-Code/No-Code Development Framer nocodedeveloper Figma

Simran Kaushik

• Mar 1

An interactive poster built with Figma Make that transforms design history into a tangible experience.

Instead of hiding iteration behind an undo shortcut, this project allows users to scrub through stages from draft to final — making creative progression visible and experiential.