Testing out some new tools today and ended up with this project. The core idea is a mashup between the classic Pokedex—specifically its ability to scan and display item rarity—and a high-end rare sneaker marketplace. Instead of Pokémon, it’s all about tracking and auditing sneaker data.

I started with a simple prompt and kept iterating by feeding it reference images, refining the details until it hit the right vibe.

For the interface, I went for a 'slideshow' feel using D-pad controls to interact with the cards. Honestly, it took me hours to get that button logic locked in—it’s not 100% pixel-perfect yet, but it works, and that’s a win for today! HEHE

The design leans into Neo-Retro Brutalism, blending 90s hardware sensibilities with modern UI patterns. Through a Skeuomorphic-System approach, the interface mimics a proprietary firmware environment—using a terminal-first aesthetic and data-dense layout to create a physical sense of 'system presence' rather than just a flat web page.

Overall, this tool is an absolute beast for brainstorming and visualizing web concepts. It’s been a game-changer for getting ideas out of my head and into a playable prototype. It really bridges the gap between 'just a static image' and 'a fully interactive system.

Prototype link: https://stitch.withgoogle.com/preview/9777666958492670864?node-id=a565cda092a743fe888990872a31b6ad

Beautiful ❤️

PocketBook is a mobile reading and audiobook app that lets users organize books, add them through ISBN scanning, and generate audiobooks. It features a bookshelf-inspired design, customizable themes, and a dedicated audio listening experience.

I used Stitch as the starting point for the entire design process. First, I created a detailed design.md document describing the app's requirements, visual style, and user experience goals. After uploading it to Stitch, I used the generated design system and layout concepts as a foundation for the project. I iterated on the designs using additional bookshelf-inspired references, refined screens such as the home page, book details page, audiobook generation flow, and audio narration page, and explored different visual directions until I reached the final design. Once the UI was finalized, I exported the design references and assets and used them in Antigravity IDE to build the Flutter application, adding functionality, interactions, and animations to create the final working product.

STITCH LINK - https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/9764410388875271824

This is professional-grade perfection! Ready for the big leagues. 💼🌍