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Melina Chinni
UX/UI & Visual Designer | AI Creative
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Sharing the landing page I designed and built for Alicia Erickson, a fitness influencer who runs a VIP group coaching community for women 💗 I wanted the page to feel alive, so I added animations, especially in the hero: Alicia appears first on a Zoom call and the rest of the women join one by one, with a neon sign effect on the title. Across the rest of the page the motion is more subtle, so it supports the content without stealing the spotlight. How I made it: I designed it in Figma, built it with Claude, stored the code on GitHub and published it on Vercel. It's fully responsive on desktop and mobile.
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AI-powered product visual for Protocol Health Club ✨ Created this peptide product animation using Higgsfield, experimenting with motion, liquid textures, and lighting while keeping the brand’s clean, premium aesthetic. I’m loving how AI is expanding what we can create for product and brand visuals. What do you think? Want the prompt? Comment “PROMPT” and I’ll share it 👇
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creating something beautiful for a Patagonia kayak brand 🏔️💗 What do you think?
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Most designers think AI replaces the creative process. I think it replaces the boring parts. Here's my 3-step workflow on every project: 01 — I brief Claude before I open Figma. User problem, architecture, key flows. 20 min of strategy instead of 2 hours of guessing. 02 — I use Figma Make to generate a first draft from a prompt. Then I refine it as a designer — not someone starting from a blank canvas. 03 — I hand off with Claude Code. Auto-generated specs and component docs. The dev gets everything without a single extra meeting. The result? Faster delivery, sharper decisions, and more time for the work that actually matters — the design thinking. What's your go-to AI tool for design?
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