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I built a fully interactive Polaroid camera in Figma Make. inspired by the beauty of teenage engineering. • Click capture (uses your webcam) • Slowly develops • Browse gallery • Toggle lo-fi music 0 lines of code. Just design → shipped live. Try it yourself (link in first comment)... show more

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