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Engineering analytics that measures the work rather than the commits, argued in long paragraphs instead of dashboards.

Server hardware sold like infrastructure software — long technical copy, photographs of the rack, no stock imagery anywhere.

Privacy-first analytics that draws its crowd of visitors as a hand-made illustration.

File search for AI agents on full-bleed cobalt — the loudest page in a category of grey ones.

Control panels in four weeks, explained with an engineering drawing where a stock photo would sit.

Personal site that declares war on boring websites and then proves it with palm trees and neon.

AI end-to-end testing with a drawn blue mascot doing the reassuring that the copy doesn't have to.

Fractional frontend team sold on a white page with a line-drawn sunburst and nothing else to click.

Sprint retrospectives on one live board — the page is the board, in the dark.

Component library for shadcn/ui with a landing page built from the blocks it sells.

Realtime voice models explained with a research diagram where most sites would put a screenshot.

Infrastructure for computer-use agents, presented as one dark console with the agent working inside it.

Data layer for physical AI, announced by one rainbow ribbon of sensor data pouring across a black screen.

Cloud autopilot written like a manifesto — serif headline, cream ground, almost no interface.

Agentic program-management platform reduced to two words of chrome type on black.

AI code review on near-black, with a typewriter headline that rewrites itself as you watch.

Image and video generation API where a hand-drawn bear carries the whole brand.

Conversational-AI platform that leads with customer logos and a proof-of-ROI argument instead of a product tour.

Component library and AI site builder for Webflow, pitched as “a marketing site you’d actually publish”.

Evaluation and observability for AI systems, laid out as one dense technical control room.

Privacy-first analytics sold on simplicity — one page, one dashboard, not a single placeholder chart.

The most recognisable anti-design in B2B: drawn hedgehogs, walls of text, zero corporate polish — and it works.

Open-source visual builder that argues from the code it outputs — a technical landing page with no gradients in sight.

Vercel monochrome with a single input instead of a hero — the page asks you to try it, not to read it.

Engineering intelligence that ties agent traces to shipped code — data-heavy page, restrained palette.

Human evaluation layer for voice AI, positioned with unusual calm for the category.

Designer who also ships the code — portfolio built as proof rather than as a list of clients.

Spreadsheets into internal apps — product UI does the explaining, copy stays out of the way.

Public URLs for localhost, sold on flat pricing — a developer utility with an unusually calm marketing page.

Conference microsite for the framework, black and precise as always.

Design studio for advanced visual technology — the site is the showreel.

Designer and front-end developer whose portfolio is itself the interaction demo.

Design engineer's site — brands, systems and products, with interaction craft in the details.

WorkOS's login box, built on Radix and shown off as a live component rather than a screenshot.

Real-time product telemetry for engineers, PMs and designers in one workspace.

London creative developer building interactive sites for brands and agencies.

Design engineer's portfolio of product interfaces and working prototypes, Figma through to SwiftUI.

Builds evals and private benchmarks for agentic tasks, run at scale on managed infrastructure.

Compute, training, inference and sandboxes on one stack for teams training their own models.

Interactive blog about CSS and React where every post has a playground.

Front-end engineer portfolio that launched a thousand clones — dark, navy, precise.

Mac launcher with one of the best-crafted dark product sites around.

Nonprofit behind Firefox, with a bold open-web brand system.

SVG animation specialist with a hand-drawn, deeply personal portfolio.

A personal site that completely redraws itself at every breakpoint.

Minimal personal site from the engineer behind cmdk and next-themes.

Interface engineer's notebook — restrained, precise, and full of interaction craft.

Animation-obsessed engineer's site, written like a set of field notes.

Digital experience studio building WebGL work that shouldn't run in a browser.

Montreal studio behind the smooth-scroll library everyone uses.

Independent digital agency with a restrained, work-forward presentation.

Design-to-site builder that uses its own product to show what it can do.

The AI code editor — a landing page built almost entirely out of editor footage.

Serverless compute for AI workloads, with a green terminal-flavoured aesthetic.

Email API for developers — restrained typography and a lot of white space.

Run open-source models via API — a technical site that reads like a playground.

Internal tooling builder with product screenshots doing most of the selling.

The open-source AI community, wrapped in an unapologetically friendly yellow.

Internet infrastructure at scale, with a distinctive orange corporate system.

Zero-config VPN, explained through friendly illustration rather than security jargon.
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Animation-obsessed engineer's site, written like a set of field notes.
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