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Black split card with a selected wordmark and witty misspelled tagline left, and a real Figma spell-check dialog right.
Summary
A black split card whose left side shows the "SPELLL" wordmark inside Figma selection handles with a deliberately misspelled tagline, and whose right side is the actual spell-check plugin dialog catching the typo.
Visual description
Pure black background. The left half holds "SPELLL" in bold white caps wrapped in blue Figma selection handles, with a tagline beneath: "Avoid embarrassing spelling mistaks" where "mistaks" carries a red squiggle underline. The right half is a faithful white "Spelll - Spell Check for Figma" dialog: "Change mistaks to:" with a green-bordered "mistakes" suggestion, back/forward arrows, "Ignore" and a blue "Accept" button, and a footer reading "en-US / 2/2 checked" plus "@tkmadeit for updates / support@spelll.design."
Key takeaway
The self-demonstrating joke: the card plants a typo in its own tagline and shows the product catching it, so the value prop is proven in the image itself. The Figma selection handles around the wordmark instantly signal "this is a Figma plugin."
Reuse notes
Perfect for a plugin or utility whose benefit can be shown by example (spell-check, linting, formatting). The gag depends on the dialog looking exactly like the real tool. Dark, high-contrast; readable but the dialog detail is small, so the misspelled tagline carries the hook.
