Empowering Creation Through No-Code Design

To design an interface that felt familiar yet innovative, I drew inspiration from successful drag-and-drop platforms such as Webflow and Canva, while also researching link-building platforms to understand how users manage content connections.

From this research, I developed an intuitive layout with:

• A left-hand menu for primary navigation.
• Expandable side panels that slide out to reveal draggable content blocks and configuration settings.
• Contextual controls that allowed users to manage both the app view and the link view seamlessly.

This structure gave users a sense of control and flexibility, reducing cognitive load while keeping the interface scalable for future functionality.

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To enhance user engagement, I introduced a series of drag-and-drop game widgets that brought gamification into the platform. One example was a customisable spin wheel, designed to let users add playful, interactive experiences to their digital products.

The widget included:

• Probability settings — giving users control over outcomes.
• Design customisation — colours, styles, and branding options to make it feel on-brand.
• Seamless integration — the widget could be dropped into projects just like any other content block.

These elements demonstrated how Deployable could go beyond traditional no-code builders, offering creative tools that not only streamlined workflows but also made experiences more engaging and memorable.