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Most fitness apps lose users in their first 60 seconds.
Not because the product is bad ā because the design fails them first. š
PulseUp is my answer to that problem. š
I designed 3 screens around one question:
"What does a user feel before they even read anything?"
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Onboarding ā cinematic, trust-first. Feel the energy before the signup
š Home ā everything a busy person needs at 7am, zero scrolling
šŖ Workout ā distraction-free. The screen disappears so you can focus
That's what intentional UI looks like.
š¼ Open to freelance UI/UX projects let's build something people actually love
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As a kid, I loved coloring inside drawings.
Not creating them ā just bringing them to life.
So I built Parallel.
Two strangers enter the same canvas.
One can only draw.
One can only paint.
They move side by side.
Different roles.
One artwork.
You canāt complete it alone.
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Built with:
ā¢ Real-time multiplayer support
ā¢ Live chat between strangers
ā¢ Role-restricted drawing system
ā¢ Replay & timelapse export
ā¢ Shareable view-only canvases
ā¢ Fully responsive vintage Mac-style design
A photo viewer inspired by the classic 3D ViewāMaster.
I wanted to rethink how we look back at our memories on our phones, and bring back that slow, nostalgic feeling instead of the usual quick swipe through.
So I attempted to mimic the ViewāMaster lever, you press and pull the circle in either direction to switch images. Drag it right to move forward, drag it left to go back. I added the ability to move backwards (which you canāt do on the real thing) because it just felt more natural to give people that freedom. For the UI, I designed it to be clear and simple whilst allowing the image the user is viewing to be the main focus.
Designed by me in Figma, then built in Figma Make.
Play around with it here: https://unify-board-60898759.figma.site
the nostalgia of a View-Master but in 3D is such a fun idea š
We text āthinking of you.ā
But what if we could also convey it through a simulated presence?
Thatās why I built "Presence" as an interaction for the #FigmaMakeathon ā a way to send more than words, GIFs or emoticons.
With a simple press-and-hold, your emotion travels to someone elseās phone ā as colour, rhythm, motion, and haptic pulses. They donāt just see your message; they feel it. Calm, feeling warm, excited, or simply āIām here with youā. And when they hold back, the connection becomes reciprocal, real, and human.
Itās a way to bring human presence into digital conversation ā the part texting may sometimes fail to reach.
Try it, feel it, share it: https://pres-e-nce.figma.site
(best works on mobile, try different emotions)š
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