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A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Ten single-purpose browser tools for design engineers — text animations, shader gradients, easings, UI patterns, typography. Free, no accounts, no backend.
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A workshop of small tools for designers and design engineers. Free, forever. Built one Saturday at a time.
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