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Peeyush Singh

0→1 Product Designer | Design, build, animate, ship.

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Chandigarh, India

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Chandigarh, India

I built a full mobile onboarding flow in one sitting, and the workflow is the interesting part. The result: 13 interactive screens inside an iPhone shell, with mesh gradients, a fill-in-the-blank first journal entry, reminders, and a paywall. How I did it: 1. Reference with Refero I pulled 41 onboarding screens from a journaling app and broke the flow down. What works: personalization, a first entry before the paywall, a privacy moment. What doesn't: a hidden trial price, no back button, about 30 steps before the paywall. I kept the good, fixed the rest, and cut it to 13 steps. 2. Build with the MagicPath MCP I connected MagicPath to my coding agent. Instead of one frame per screen, the whole flow is a single component with state-driven steps. That kept the build to about 4 MCP calls on a limited weekly quota. I checked everything locally first, so there were no wasted rebuilds. 3. Illustrate with Codex A fox reading in an armchair, a glass padlock, a cloud gem. I baked in transparency so they sit cleanly on the gradients. 4. Review and polish Two rounds of feedback fixed the bottom-sheet animation and the notification alert. Then I recorded the final run with a tap cursor. Video of the final flow below. Happy to share the breakdown if it's useful.
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Spent the last few days diving deeper into Rive, focusing heavily on character animation and state machines to bring this fictional German learning app to life. Learning a new language shouldn't feel like staring at a spreadsheet. Here is how I used smooth, reactive animations to make interactive feedback feel natural and engaging: Rive CLI + Claude is truly a game changer🔥
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Cover image for Personality Picker: an iOS assistant-personality
Personality Picker: an iOS assistant-personality template, animated through the SVGator MCP An iOS "assistant personality" picker, built as a free SVGator template for the #SVGatorChallenge. What it does A settings row opens a sheet where you swipe through four assistant personalities. Each one has its own colour wash, speech bubble, three trait chips and a description. The mascot is my own ghost character in four moods: Sunny, Blaze, Halo and Specs. What you can change in five minutes • 40 live text layers: names, chips, bubbles, descriptions, the settings card • 5 square image slots (one per personality plus the settings card): drop in your own character • 4 wash gradients and 4 glow colours: one paint each • every layer named (avatar-sunny, sunny-bubble-text, blaze-brows, halo-ring, specs-glasses …) How it was built Screens designed in Figma (iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 26 look) and exported as one SVG stage. Imported into SVGator, then the whole 13-second animation was keyed through the SVGator MCP from Claude Code, one edit per call: sheet rise, four swipes with directional blur, bubble settles, blinks and eye darts, the glasses push.
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I've been learning Rive on the side. Freddy is my second go at it, and the first one that talks. The video is a 48 second call with him. Still rough in places, and I'm happy to talk about how it's built.
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