Marco Pzz
🛸 UX/UI addicted ⚡️ Web Alchemist designer #ux #ui #ai
Profile in progress
Marco is building their profile!
I present Squeezy, my entry for the Config Makeathon.
Most mindfulness apps have a goal: breathe correctly, meditate for ten minutes, write down what you're grateful for. The intention is good, but somehow "taking a break" became another task to complete.
Squeezy asks for something different. Actually, it asks for nothing at all.
Links to Squeezy: https://squeezy.figma.site
The idea is simple: open it, waste two minutes, close it. No score, no streak, no guided session. Just a squishy little ball waiting to be squeezed. Rotate it, zoom it, squeeze it again. The interaction is built around a familiar gesture and redirected toward something completely pointless, on purpose. Sometimes the brain doesn't need another objective. It just needs a moment where nothing is expected of it.
The project was built as a complete design-to-code pipeline. I designed the UI in Figma Design, used MCP to generate a structured design system with tokens, variables, and components, then fed that into Figma Make to produce working code. The experience includes a Three.js character with physical materials and dynamic lighting. Supabase handles authentication and storage, allowing users to save and revisit their progress, while Gemini generates a new motivational phrase each time the app loads, making every session feel a little different.
Community file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649091787642168700/squeezy
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZsRXsyz9cV/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

X: https://x.com/pzz_design/status/2067295902641828129

Everyone tells you to seize the moment... Squeezy tells you to waste it.
#ConfigMakeathon @Contra HQ @Figma
3
264
There’s a moment, in the evening, when the windows light up. And you walk, lift your head… and look. Always.
Why is this instinct so strong? Maybe because every window is a story, every light is something real, something authentic. Design begins there. From observing unconscious behaviors, from curiosity, from people’s desire to discover the world.
The social network already existed, long before social networks.
10
117