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Night shift to get my #FigmaMakeathon submission in before it’s too late!
Meet “Rapid Read” — a simple, easy-to-use app that helps you fly through big blocks of text using proven speed-reading techniques.
After 42 versions, it’s finally at a point I’m excited to share. I designed everything manually in Figma, then used Figma Make to bring the interactions to life. The workflow was surprisingly smooth—and genuinely fun.
You can now literally build anything you can imagine ✨
https://rapid-read.figma.site
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