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Great Stuff #25W16
Ali S.
April 20, 2025
My last several days in Pakistan 🇵🇰 are giving me a much-needed break. I'll resume updating GreatStuff.fyi and Sections.wtf once I'm back in the fast-paced, productive city of Hong Kong 🗿.
Nevertheless, I've discovered some great links while doom-scrolling on X and Threads during my long rides during my first visit in Islamabad 🌆. Here you go:
Tool
Okay, full disclosure: I just committed to the yearly subscription. If you’re already using Figma, Jitter feels like its playful cousin—super easy to import your designs and suddenly make them move. No more stiff mockups; just drag, tweak, and watch your work come alive. Perfect for when you want to add that extra "oomph" without diving into After Effects. Motion design, simplified. ✨
App
Stumbled on this earlier this week and I’m still exploring, but the concept hooked me immediately. It lets you drop little visual pins on locations you’ve visited—like a digital scrapbook for your adventures. Super handy when I was in Islamabad last week, trying to remember that one amazing café with the killer chai. No more frantic Googling or scrolling through camera rolls—just open the app and boom, there it is. 📍
Resource
As a designer-founder myself (yes, the startup grind is rough), I’m always preaching about how critical design is in today’s competitive world. This site is a goldmine listing designer founders, some even featured with their background & quotes. When you need motivation or just want to learn from those who've been there, this one might just inspire you ;) 🔥
Long yet Fun Read
Okay, this piece? Absolutely stunning. The Pudding outdid themselves with this one—gorgeous illustrations, slick interactions, and a deep dive into how music evolves while keeping its roots. As a music lover, I geeked out hard. And if you’re into web design or storytelling, study this like a masterclass. One of those rare reads that’s equal parts eye candy and brain food. 🎶✨
Fun
A delightful digital art project that plucks iconic NYC buildings and places them in unexpected settings. As an architecture enthusiast, I love seeing familiar structures reimagined in surreal new contexts. It's playful, web design is well-executed, and the images will make you look at the cityscape in a whole new way. 🏙️
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Curated by äli,
Busy Chilling