We're emotional beings. Our tools rarely are.

Emotions can't really be taught. They arrive through lived experience, already packaged with a thousand tiny feelings and nuances we carry without thinking. So what if an interface tapped into that?

Meet Clothesline 🧺, a to-do list with feelings.

Instead of "an urgent, high-priority, do-or-die task," you simply have a bedsheet-sized goal for the year and a sock-sized one for today. One glance and you know exactly how much you're holding.

Create, save, and track your goals right in your browser, the same way you'd hang, dry, and fold your laundry. Close the tab or restart your browser and your line stays exactly how you left it, so nothing ever slips away. The rope sags under the weight you carry, a little bird drops by with daily inspiration, and finished goals get folded away. It even makes a lovely little second-monitor companion to glance at while you sip your coffee and work.

Built end to end in Figma: Design, Weave, MCP, Make, Sites, and Slides. 🧑🏼‍🎨 A small experiment in emotional interface design, software that doesn't just track your goals but feels alive alongside them.

It still amazes me how fast an idea can travel from your head to something real, alive, and in your browser.

Notes for reviewers: the overdue state (storm and rain) normally triggers when a goal passes its due date. To preview it without waiting for real time to pass, add a goal and press 'n' for +1 day, 'm' for +1 month, or 'r' to reset. You'll see the sky turn and the line react, so you can fold fast or change the due date. Links: -------------------------------------------------------------- Live site -------------------------------------------------------------- Community file -------------------------------------------------------------- Process/BTS slides deck (To Learn-Apply-Amplify) * videos might take some time to load -------------------------------------------------------------- Linkedin ✦ Instagram Song playing: "What A Wonderful World" - Louis Armstrong #emotionalinterfacedesign #goalsetting #todolist #goals #ConfigMakeathon #Storytelling #Userexperiencedesign @Figma @Contra

Woahhh!!! ✨

My submission for the Config Makeathon is one I WISH I spent more time working on but nonetheless, meet GB Maker. GB Maker is a small game engine built right from Figma Make. It includes a tileset manager, object manager and logic customisation. It was built with a single workflow: Design Brain Dump, to then scaffold in Claude, and finally build in Figma Make. From the ground up, the UI and background functionality were built out separately, ensuring one doesn't break when the other does. This proves that tools like Figma Make can help us build complex programs, leveraged by people becoming product and system designers. You can try it out yourself here: https://jeep-evict-56578388.figma.site

Nice! Is it interactive? I would love to use it for building a game of my own or atleast take the logic, but this is so good.