FrankMoji 
frankmoji.com
Hand drawn emojis. Frank Rausch, the author, shares the set as a font (*.ttf and *.woff2), images (*.png) and vectorized (*.svg). “Remember when the computers were fun?” he asks.
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Bastardica
bastardica.mitpit.com
Create cursed fonts: every X characters, another with a different font is inserted. You can upload your own fonts or import more from Google Fonts, and download the Frankenstein font in *.ttf, *.otf or woff2.
Lobster is lobster
lobsterislobster.online
In this game, the goal is to guess the translations of a term into other languages. The “hard” difficult is hard, indeed, and the “Insane” I didn’t even try.
Tiny Awards 2026
tinyawards.net
The Tiny Awards 2026 results are in, a contest honoring the most creative website launched during the year. The winner was a familiar face here at Manual: the little multiplayer exploration game Cursor Camp, which I recommended back in May.
Digital design bookshelves
aresluna.org
This guy made a digital version of his library of physical design books. It’s an interactive photo; you can click/tap on a spine for more information about the book in question.
LLM AssBench
assbench.com
The definitive test for generative AIs: which creates the most accurate ass. There are several models available and you can read the prompt. Don’t forget to also evaluate the reaction of the buttock to the pat. Tip from Renan, who refused to answer where the hell he found this.
Walking Men
walking-men.com
Photographer Maya Barkai gathered dozens of depictions used at the green light of pedestrian traffic lights around the world and exhibited them outdoors in some cities in the early 2010s. She also made another collection with “men at work” images.
degr°
degr.app
A screensaver that displays, in giant numbers, the temperature and/or the hour against a black background. There are 30 fonts to choose from, many combinations, and an option that moves the pixels a little bit once in a while to avoid to “burn” OLED screens. Free, for macOS and Windows.
Snail racing simulator
addy.zone
The races are long and overtaking, rare. Formula 1? No, I’m talking about the Snail racing simulator. Choose yours, cheer it, and hope for the best. (The website reports that the slug race is a “genuine sport” popular in Britain.)
ReelSwap
reelswap.net
Browse and organize your physical media collection on this website. The standout feature is the display: a three-dimensional shelf. “Take down” (click on) a movie and examine the box from every angle. For free.
Any human ever
anyhumanever.com
This site allows you to draw the life of a random person among all 100 billion who have ever lived on this planet, based on statistics and historical fragments of each period. I thought it was cool to analyze the lives of people who lived centuries or millennia ago and then trace my own profile.
ReKindle
rekindle.ink
A website full of services to be accessed by Kindle and other tablets with E-Ink screen. Just open the site to notice why. There are even games! (Some services are behind a paying subscription.)
I didn’t set a cookie
kuber.studio
Despite the persistent nags to accept or decline tracking cookies on websites, the online surveillance industry already has more advanced techniques for monitoring your wanderings across the web. Collectively, this is called “fingerprinting”. This site shows everything a website can extract from you without needing cookies.
The definitive guide to Neubrutalist web design
neubrutalism.co
Neubrutalism is a digital aesthetic movement that rejects modern polished neutrality in favor of what they call “graphic bluntness”: high-contrast palettes, bold typography, strongly defined shapes, and conspicuous structure — especially outlines and hard shadows.
DOS Zone
dos.zone
A collection of old computer games that run directly from the browser. (Get ready for some big downloads.) Saw this link in the Codecon newsletter [pt_BR].