"Infinite Feed" is a reimagined scrolling experience that challenges the way we consume content. The feed lures users with an illusion of endless posts. As they scroll, the feed slows, posts fade, and colors dim, creating a tactile sense of resistance. Attempting to go further triggers a SYSTEM LIMIT popup, delivering a playful, conceptual commentary on endless scrolling and digital consumption.

https://violin-tamp-19145011.figma.site

Hey Mohammed, your build is so cool! Would you be able to take a screen recording video and post it as a comment? :)

Infinite scroll was never designed for your well-being. It was designed for retention. I built Intentional — a prototype that redesigns infinite scroll into a friction-based, awareness-driven interaction. Instead of endless passive consumption: • Posts are blurred until you press and hold for 3 seconds • A circular progress indicator reinforces conscious choice • After every 5 posts, the UI pauses and asks: “Why are you here right now?” Learn. Connect. Escape. Not sure. The goal isn’t to slow users down. It’s to give them back control. Built entirely in Figma Make. 🔗 Live prototype: https://meteor-brief-20861847.figma.site/

🔗 Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1608871035237388992