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Okay so I had literally a couple hours to kill and thought why not try the Easy Lens Challenge 👀
Ended up building "Neon Stack" — a synthwave block-stacking game where you tilt your head to move the platform and stack glowing neon blocks as high as you can before the tower collapses 🕹️✨
Honestly did NOT expect to end up with an actual working game in this little time lol. Just described the vibe I wanted and Easy Lens basically built it for me. Making games used to sound like such a whole process and turns out it's actually kinda easy now?? 😭
Anyway try it and see how high you can stack, don't judge me if you beat my score 👇
This looks interesting, Tehreem!
Thank you!!!
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no brief, no deadline — just me and blender after work.
built this basketball court scene purely for fun, to practice lighting, materials and composition in a 3D environment.
not every project needs a reason. sometimes it's just fun to build something.
Nice! Did you go with eevee or cycles on this one?
The client came with one idea: birds. From there I built an entire game-like visual language around it with illustrations, color, motion, and little confetti moments, all tuned to feel warm and playful instead of generic mobile-game UI.
The fun part wasn't the initial idea. It was making sure every single screen still felt like it belonged to the same small, cute world ✨
What I Built: Briefly
I built Briefly, a web app on Bubble.io that helps freelancers handle client pitches without the headache.
Smart Drafting: It takes a messy, casual client message and turns it into a clean, structured proposal with milestones and budgets.
Easy Sharing: Instead of messing with PDFs, you just send a secure web link that clients can view instantly without making an account.
All-in-One Feedback: Clients can leave comments directly on the page, and everything is tracked in one simple dashboard.
Modern Design: I focused on a clean, dark-themed UI that feels premium and is easy to navigate.
Why I Built It
Scratching my own itch: As a freelance AR and game dev, I get a lot of casual project requests. Writing proposals from scratch for every single one eats up hours of unbillable time.
Skipping the blank page: I wanted a tool that bridges the gap between a quick, disorganized email and a confident, ready-to-send pitch.
No more lost emails: Keeping track of revision requests in long email chains is a mess. I needed a way to keep all client comments permanently attached to the actual proposal.
The Contra Challenge: I wanted to test what I could pull off with no-code tools and see how fast I could launch a real, usable product without writing traditional web code.
this is so helpful!