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KeyDash is a web-based typing game built for the Config Makeathon using Figma Make.
The idea came from a simple problem: typing practice is useful, but it can feel repetitive and not very motivating. I wanted to explore how a clean typing-test interface could be combined with a playful game mechanic.
In KeyDash, players type random English words while a pixel-art runner tries to stay ahead of a human chaser. Every correct word increases the lead, while mistakes and slow typing make the chaser get closer.
Players can choose difficulty, time duration, character, and map before starting a run. During gameplay, KeyDash tracks WPM, accuracy, time, correct words, combo, and lead distance. At the end, players get a result screen with their final WPM as the main score, plus supporting stats and shareable results.
I used Figma Make to design and build the working prototype, iterating through the interface, gameplay logic, result screen, and visual style directly from prompts and refinements.
Try the live project here:
https://mind-cinch-79522553.figma.site/
View the Figma Community file here:
https://www.figma.com/community/file/1646235222942005244/keydash-arcade-typing-game-built-with-figma-make
KeyDash — Type fast. Stay ahead.
love it! We need more difficult levels! And starting at the first letterpress would be cool too.
New case study is live.
A principal product designer had a set of polished Figma designs and recorded app videos, but needed them turned into a short reel that felt cohesive, intentional, and portfolio-ready.
I built the full motion piece in Jitter: trimming and cropping recordings, sequencing product screens, creating transitions, and shaping the pacing into a 50-second 4K showreel.
The work was less about adding flashy animation and more about giving the product design the right rhythm, flow, and presentation quality.
From scattered source files to one polished reel.
jitter has a lot of way to make something feel alive
nice work
Hey! 👋
We would like to present you with our new project. The goal of the project is to create an easy-to-use service for creating, promoting, and selling digital products using a large number of tools within one system.
The challenge was to create an easy-to-use visual web page editor, which is part of the sales funnel system for digital products. In addition to editing the design of the page, the user can also build user interactions and actions within the page and connect the product and marketing systems.
To complete the task and solve the problems, we studied the behavior of users, the principles of the system, and direct feedback from users who used the system in test mode.
The funnel system is only part of a project we worked on for over 2 years and made over 1500 screens in Figma.
1500 screens in Figma over 2 years is a serious undertaking. The visual page editor concept is interesting because most funnel tools force you into rigid templates. Glad to see you grounded the decisions in actual user testing rather than assumptions.
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