More Figma!
The Museum of Circular Objects
More Figma!
Institution:
National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
2024-2026
Keywords:
UI/UX, Figma prototype, Research
Guided by:
Student Initiative
Concept:
A few projects and experiments exploring my current obsession: Figma!
I first explored UI/UX back in my second year, and I've included that project at the end as a little look back at where my journey began. My interest in Figma really took off in my third year, during my exchange semester in Switzerland, where I worked on the Museum of Circular Objects. That's when I started exploring it more deeply and finding my way around the world of UI/UX.
I experiment with Figma Sites and Figma Make as well. In fact this portfolio website is made on Figma Sites.
A small experiment in learning UI motion and interaction design.
I came across this animation and decided to recreate it in Figma as a way to explore smooth UI transitions, timing and motion. The idea was to understand how small movements and transitions can make an interface feel more fluid and engaging. It was also a chance to get more comfortable experimenting with Figma's prototyping and animation features.
Tutorial reference: @mdsbot
During my exchange semester in Switzerland, I found myself eating a lot of yogurt
and started collecting the lids.
I eventually wanted to do something with them, so I decided to turn them into a little animation. This became my first experiment with Figma Make, which I used to bring the collected lids to life through motion.
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The auditorium at NID Ahmedabad hosts a variety of events organised by different student clubs, ranging from talks and guest lectures to movie screenings and discussions. While these events bring people together, we noticed two recurring problems.
Firstly, information about upcoming events is usually circulated through emails, which can easily get lost or overlooked. As a result, students often miss out on events simply because they aren't aware of them. Secondly, conversations during post-screening discussions and talks tend to remain within a small group, with limited participation from the larger audience. Many students have questions or opinions but don't always feel comfortable bringing them up in an auditorium setting.
We wanted to address both these gaps through AUDI, an app that brings all auditorium events and related information together in one place. Beyond making events easier to discover, the idea was to create a space where students could engage with what they attend, share their thoughts, ask questions and continue conversations beyond the auditorium itself.
The aim was to make the auditorium experience more accessible, participatory and connected.
I worked with two others on this project back in my second year of NID.
We interviewed 30 students at NID Ahmedabad to understand their experiences with auditorium events, how they discover them and what prevents them from participating in discussions.
Based on our findings, we developed three user personas and created empathy maps to better understand their needs, behaviours, frustrations and motivations.
This helped us identify common pain points and shape the direction of AUDI.
We mapped out the app's user flow and created wireframes to establish its structure, navigation and key features.









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F+F Kantine
Measuring The Lotus
Jhankaar
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