Found this website approx. 4 years ago and I keep revisiting it from time to time. As the name suggests, its ethos is in minimalism. Every single thing you click is so thoughtful and intentional. My favorite part was when I reached “uncopyright”
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Everything on there feels so pure. Just a lil cutie community sharing resources.
https://cinni.net
^^a goodie
Jan 26, 2024
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I really love the Online Ceramics site for how bad it is. It forces you to only be on for as long as you can to purchase a shirt and then you immediately need to leave the site. It hurts to be on for too long. I love it. I'm sure some people think it's stupid but I think it's smart to make a site that is focused on one thing: selling merch. Metalwood Studios is the same, maybe a bit better.
Drakes has such an elegant site. It feels timeless and clean and the green font was a 10/10 choice.
I don't love their product but JJJJound has an incredibly clean and easy to navigate site. I love how they lay out product so cleanly and their projects tab is a great place to look at old products and campaigns.
Jun 5, 2024
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There are so many awesome websites that people have made and you often find yourself going down the rabbit hole of other websites that the users recommend on their own sites! It’s very community based, which I love sooo much ❤️
Jun 1, 2024
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Every time I unlock my phone, I unintentionally go down a rabbit hole of apps & notifications, forgetting why I picked it up in the first place.
I’m today years old learning that I can access spotlight search on my phone’s lock-screen (which means i can access apps and call people without actually having to unlock my phone)
- STEP 1: Swipe down while on your lock screen
- STEP 2: Type name of app you want to open or enter contact name
Feb 4, 2024
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I’m lazy but I also like to have my files organized. Whether it’s notes, photos, or drafts of projects I’m working on. Labeling my stuff with this date format let’s me create files and put them wherever with minimal effort, and I can easily recall stuff by just sorting them by name. And I don’t have to rely on a janky filter like “created by” “ modified by” etc.
(This rec was published on 20240316)
Bonus tip: my friend likes to simplify it even further, he prefers YYMMDD (240316). Typically we steer clear from dots (24.03.16) or dashes (24-03-16) for formatting/compatibility issues when moving/sharing files around.
Mar 16, 2024