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A centered tweet card showing the "Flat image to interactive layers" Figma plugin with an embedded demo video and 130K views as proof of the team's output.
Summary
Another embedded tweet card, this one for a plugin that converts a flat image into editable text and shape layers, again using an embedded demo video and view count as evidence.
Visual description
Light gray background with one rounded white tweet card centered. It shows Jordan Singer's avatar, name and @jsngr handle, the line "Flat image to interactive layers" with a sparkle emoji, and a description: "A Figma plugin to convert a flat image into text and shape layers on the canvas". Below sits a colorful video thumbnail of a Mac screen running the plugin, with a play button, "130.8K views", a "0:24 / 0:52" scrubber, and a "4:23 PM Jan 23, 2021" timestamp.
Key takeaway
The repeatable proof-card format: each slide is one real tweet with a demo and a view count, so a string of them reads as a track record of shipping. Consistency between this card and the earlier one builds a rhythm of evidence.
Reuse notes
Use a run of identical social-proof cards to establish credibility through a body of work rather than a single hit. Reuse for founder or studio decks where the story is "we keep building things people share". Same caveat: the embedded metrics and post chrome date the slide.
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