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My client just told me the checkout button should be RED because "red means urgency and people will click faster"
I said red usually means stop or danger and it might actually hurt conversions.
Who's right here? Has anyone tested this before? Need answers before my next call .
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New design update: Reviews & Ratings for a Marketplace Buyer Profile🌟
Reviews are more than just stars - they help people decide who and what they can trust.
While designing this feature, I focused on making reviews clear, transparent, and useful for buyers.
Key improvements:
• Separate reviews about products and sellers for better context.
• Highlight verified purchases to increase credibility.
• Structure feedback so users can quickly find relevant information.
• Create a clean and intuitive experience that supports confident decision-making.
The goal was to turn reviews into a trust-building tool rather than just a collection of ratings.
Part of my ongoing Marketplace App concept. More screens coming soon 👀
Love this approach! Reviews play such a big role in decision-making, and I like how you've focused on making them more useful and transparent instead of just displaying ratings. Excited to see the next screens ✨
Let’s look at design through a pure business lens: How does a background swap actually change how people shop?
When designing this #dresscode platform, I wanted to test how light and dark modes impact buying behavior, even when the layout remains exactly identical. It’s wild how a color flip changes the emotional trigger.
If you were launching an elite clothing brand, which vibe would you trust to convert your audience?
44 voted
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the white version is top-tier! 💯
Meet ScribblePrompt.
It started with a moment at work. I was whiteboarding with one of our engineers, and the conversation felt faster, clearer, and more productive. That made me realize I wanted the same kind of experience with my coding agents, without sending screenshots, typing long explanations, and still not quite getting what I meant.
So me and @Carlneil Domkam built ScribblePrompt in Figma Make: a tool that lets you whiteboard with an agent, so ideas start as sketches, not walls of text.
If you like design tools that make ideation feel more natural, we’d love for you to check it out.
Features:
- Whiteboarding tools
- Sketch Context for Figma Make
- MCP for Claude and Cursor
- Sketch Assistant — generate sketches
- Responsive across desktop and iPad
Tools used:
- FigJam for ideation and brainstorming
- Figma Make for prototyping and implementation of the sketching tool, sketch context, and audio transcription
- Figma Design for UI design tweaks
- Figma Weave for logo generation and storyboard references
- Anthropic API for Sketch Context and MCP
- Gemini API for the sketching assistant:
It's been a fun 2 weeks participating in this hackathon! See you at Figma Config! 🚀
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