Inflight Design-Feedback Platform Development

At Inflight.co, I built a structured design-feedback SaaS platform that transforms scattered Figma comments into organized, actionable UX insights for product teams. The goal was to help teams move from messy, unstructured feedback to clear, trackable improvement workflows.

I developed the entire frontend using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, HeroUI, and Framer Motion, focusing on creating a clean, intuitive experience for asynchronous collaboration.

I built responsive review dashboards that make it easy for teams to track feedback, categorize insights, and monitor action items. To support real-time multi-user updates, I implemented advanced state management using MobX, ensuring feedback changes were instantly reflected across users.

The UI was carefully structured to support categorized insights, severity levels, lifecycle states, and action tracking — without overwhelming users.

On the backend, I architected the full-stack application using Next.js and Supabase.

I designed relational data models in PostgreSQL to support structured feedback, themes, and version alignment between evolving design files. Real-time synchronization was implemented to ensure distributed teams could collaborate seamlessly.

A key focus was building a scalable feedback framework that maintained consistency even as design versions changed over time.

The platform integrates naturally with existing Figma workflows, making adoption frictionless for design teams.

I also built a structured reporting system that automatically groups feedback into themes and action items. Contextual walkthrough videos and asynchronous external reviews were supported to enable collaboration across time zones.

The platform was deployed on Vercel, leveraging global edge infrastructure for performance and rapid iteration.

Design feedback is inherently subjective and unstructured. Some of the main challenges included:

Maintaining consistency across changing design versions

Avoiding a system that felt overly rigid or restrictive

Structuring qualitative insights without losing depth

These were addressed by designing a flexible categorization system with severity levels, lifecycle states, and modular feedback grouping — balancing structure with usability.