Two things for tomorrow: ready-built fallback apps (if a live build stalls, open one of these — "here's one I built earlier"), and a prompt bank — if the crowd shouts an idea, grab the matching prompt and paste it.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page study streak web app called "Streaky" for a student who wants to study a little every day and not break the chain. Must-have features: a big animated streak counter with a flame icon that grows as the streak gets longer, a daily 'Mark today done' button that locks after tapping, a 7-day and 30-day calendar grid showing done days as filled dots, a 'longest streak' and 'total study days' stats row, a gentle motivational line that changes with the streak length, and a subject picker (Maths, Bio, Coding, Languages). Save all progress in local storage so it survives a refresh. Make it look like a $10,000 product: award-winning designer level polish, calm dark UI with one warm accent colour, big rounded cards, smooth micro-animations, mobile-first and thumb-friendly. Use real believable copy throughout, no placeholder text, no lorem ipsum.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page personal budget and expense tracker web app called "Pocket" for an 18-25 year old on a small income. Must-have features: a monthly budget input at the top, an 'Add expense' form (amount, category, note) with categories like Food, Transport, Going Out, Subscriptions, Savings, a live 'spent vs remaining' progress bar that turns amber then red as it fills, a colour-coded list of recent expenses each with a delete button, a simple category breakdown shown as horizontal bars, and a running total that updates instantly. Persist everything in local storage. Make it look like a $10,000 fintech product: award-winning design, clean light-and-dark friendly UI, one confident accent colour, crisp typography, generous spacing, mobile-first. Use real believable sample expenses and copy, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page habit tracker web app called "Loop" for someone building 3-5 daily habits. Must-have features: add and name habits with an emoji icon, a tappable daily checkbox per habit, a weekly 7-column grid showing ticks for each day, a per-habit completion percentage for the week, a satisfying check animation and haptic-style feedback, an overall 'today's progress' ring, and the ability to reorder or delete habits. Save all data in local storage so nothing is lost on refresh. Make it look like a $10,000 wellness product: award-winning designer polish, soft calming palette, rounded cards, gentle spring animations, works beautifully on mobile first. Fill it with real believable example habits (Drink water, Read 10 pages, Gym, No phone in bed) and real copy, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page event landing page for a student club event called "Neon Nights: End of Semester Party". Must-have features: a bold hero with event name, date, time and venue, a live countdown timer to the event, an 'RSVP' form (name + email) that adds the person to an on-page guest count, a simple schedule / line-up section, a location block with address and a 'get directions' style button, an FAQ accordion (cost, dress code, plus-ones), and share buttons. Store RSVPs in local storage and show the current headcount. Make it look like a $10,000 event brand: award-winning design, striking nightlife energy, a confident colour theme, big type, smooth scroll animations, mobile-first because everyone opens this on their phone. Write real believable event copy and details, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page quiz maker and quiz taker web app called "Quizly". Must-have features: a 'create quiz' mode where you add multiple-choice questions with 4 options and mark the correct one, a 'take quiz' mode that shows one question at a time with a progress bar, instant right/wrong feedback with colour and animation, a final score screen with percentage and an encouraging message, a 'retake' button, and the ability to save the created quiz in local storage and reload it. Make it look like a $10,000 ed-tech product: award-winning design, playful but clean, one strong accent colour, big tappable answer cards, satisfying transitions, mobile-first. Ship it pre-loaded with a real believable 5-question general-knowledge quiz and real copy, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page personal portfolio website for a young creative named Alex Rivera, a student designer and photographer. Must-have features: a striking hero with name, one-line tagline and a call-to-action, an 'About me' section with a short real bio, a projects grid of 4-6 cards each with title, description and a tag, a skills row, a simple contact section with an email button and social links, smooth scroll and subtle reveal-on-scroll animations, and a sticky nav. Make it look like a $10,000 personal brand: award-winning design, confident editorial layout, beautiful typography, tasteful use of one accent colour, fully responsive and mobile-first. Write real believable bio, project descriptions and copy so it feels like a real person, no placeholder text and no lorem ipsum.
Act as an award-winning designer and conversion copywriter. Build a single-page product landing page for a student side hustle called "DeskGlow" — a clip-on LED study light. Must-have features: a hero with a punchy headline, subheadline and a 'Buy now' button, a benefits section with 3 icon+text points, a 'how it works' 3-step section, social proof with 3 short testimonials and star ratings, a pricing block with a clear price and what's included, an FAQ accordion, and a final call-to-action band. Add a sticky buy button on mobile. Make it look like a $10,000 DTC brand: award-winning design, premium product-page feel, strong colour theme, big product-focused type, smooth animations, mobile-first. Write real believable persuasive copy, product benefits, prices and testimonials, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page tip and bill splitter web app called "Splitzy" for a group eating out. Must-have features: a bill total input, a tip percentage selector (10/15/18/20% plus custom), a 'number of people' stepper, a live 'each person pays' big number, a total-with-tip line, and an optional mode to add named people with different individual amounts and split the tip fairly. Everything updates instantly as numbers change. Make it look like a $10,000 fintech utility: award-winning design, clean and friendly, one bold accent colour, huge easy-to-read result number, big tappable steppers and buttons, mobile-first because it's used at the table. Include real believable default values and copy, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page workout planner web app called "RepList". Must-have features: a weekly plan with a day-by-day view (Push, Pull, Legs, Rest), the ability to add exercises with sets, reps and weight, check off sets as you complete them with a satisfying animation, a 'today's workout' focused view, a session progress bar, and a simple log of completed workouts. Save all plans and progress in local storage. Make it look like a $10,000 fitness product: award-winning design, energetic dark UI with one bold accent, big legible numbers for the gym, chunky tappable controls, mobile-first. Pre-load a real believable beginner push/pull/legs plan and real copy, no placeholder text.
Act as an award-winning product designer and front-end engineer. Build a single-page recipe and meal-idea web app called "Fridge to Feast". Must-have features: an ingredient input where you add what you have as tags, a filtered list of recipe cards that match your ingredients (each with name, time, difficulty and a short description), a card click that opens a full recipe with ingredients and numbered steps, filters for 'quick (under 15 min)', 'vegetarian' and 'cheap', and a favourites toggle saved in local storage. Ship it with a built-in set of at least 8 real believable student-friendly recipes. Make it look like a $10,000 food app: award-winning design, warm appetising palette, beautiful cards, smooth transitions, mobile-first. Write real recipe names, ingredients, steps and copy, no placeholder text.