I built a full Lo-Fi + Mid-Fi design system using Claude + MCP connected directly to Figma.
The setup required creating a Figma token, modifying the JSON config, and connecting MCP through the Claude desktop app. Once it worked, this is what got built through prompts — guided by my design decisions:
66 variables · 8 text styles · 24 pages
Primitives, composites, pre-built screens, mobile flows, wireframes, forms, dashboards, data tables, onboarding wizard, full landing page — and a Figma plugin generated in the process.
The interesting part wasn't the speed. It was realizing that the real design work — knowing what to build, why, and how it fits together — is exactly what AI can't replace.
This is what happens when you give a designer access to the right tools.
I Built "My Perfect Interior" an Interior Design company website.
This website combines a premium, editorial design experience with AI-powered room visualization. Visitors upload a photo of their empty room, describe their vision, and receive a generated design concept. Each submission is automatically saved to a studio dashboard with the client's email, original photo, generated concept, and design brief.
This addresses a key challenge in interior design: translating a client's imagination into something a designer can understand and act on. By automating early-stage visualization and enquiry collection, the platform helps interior design businesses understand client needs faster, reduce repetitive consultations, and turn ideas into actionable project leads—all within a beautifully designed, responsive experience.
Solving the imagination translation problem is the smart move here, Charles. Letting visitors upload a room photo and get back a generated design concept turns the early consultation into something genuinely productive, and saving every brief to the studio dashboard makes the whole flow work like a real business.
The Good Times website is live 👀
Most app sites start with a phone mockup and a list of features. This one starts with the problem, so you can see yourself in it first. The app shows up after that, as the answer.
https://goodtimestimer.com/
Built with Astro.
A fresh and modern juice and beverage shopping app designed to deliver a smooth and engaging shopping experience. Featuring vibrant product visuals, intuitive navigation, interactive animations, and a clickable prototype, this design makes it easy for users to explore beverages and enjoy a seamless ordering journey.
The project combines clean UI, thoughtful UX, and engaging micro-interactions to create a visually appealing and user-friendly mobile shopping experience.