Discover Praana: Interactive Breathing Journal for Mindfulness

Discover Praana: Interactive Breathing Journal for MindfulnessDiscover Praana: Interactive Breathing Journal for Mindfulness

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MANAN ADHIKARI

• Mar 3

Physical books can't animate. Digital books are boring. So I built something in between.

Introducing Praana - Sanskrit for 'life force'. An interactive journal of breathing exercises. Sacred practices deserve sacred design. Threw a lot at Figma Make. It didn't flinch. Figma Site: https://inter-vapor-97402510.figma.site/ Twitter Post: https://x.com/MANANADHIKARI3/status/2028731712197497319?s=20

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Saad Suleman

• Feb 27

Here comes my submission. 😭😭 A Portfolio That Feels Like Figma

Yes, this is a portfolio. But not a traditional one.

It works like a Figma canvas: draggable, grid-based, and fully explorable. No rigid sections. No boring scroll. Just a native space for designers.

Designers live inside Figma. So this portfolio feels like home.

Built with Figma Make. Refined manually for precision and flow.

Explore it: https://www.saadsuleman.site/

Design File: https://www.figma.com/design/JDYnuPj03YSiIjr5dtWOs0/Portfolio?node-id=0-1&t=XCJNSG7Eh4MExsm4-1

Figma Make Project: https://www.figma.com/make/Xxk1Du55Y4ENrao5VoZ2pp/Create-draggable-canvas-with-grid?t=O7nJEdEcMhbbljKL-1

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Drapz DZN

• Feb 28

super simple and clean!

Denny Portillo

pro

• Feb 27

Made this simple sticky note canvas to test-out Figma Make. Still have some issues with exporting images from local browser, will continue iterating 🚀 https://invite-chaos-71763738.figma.site

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Alex Brown

pro

• Feb 27

Love the stickers 😍

Ana M.

• Feb 26

Imagine a "daily pal" for AR or desk tablets—managing tasks and routines through natural gestures instead of a mouse. For #FigmaMakeathon, I moved beyond static design to build a live-synced prototype proving the potential of spatial interaction.

I stepped out of the standard use cases for #FigmaMake with a robust output layer for custom computer vision. Custom MediaPipe script translates gestures into data. Supabase holds the system state in real-time. Figma Make consumes that data to trigger complex, animated changes.

This experiment reframes prototyping for AR/VR—using the design tools we love and new interactions. Prototype (you won't be able to try without my script, check video) And yes, I don't code.