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September 2026
12 sites joined the showcase this month. Sliced by date rather than popularity: we do not rank what we have not measured.
Pranksy pranksy.io Decode Pale sage and brick red, with the display face outlined rather than filled, so the biggest thing on the page is a drawing of type instead of a slab of colour. Three faces do the whole job: a heavy condensed wordmark, a hand-drawn marker at marquee scale that never stops moving, and a small letterspaced sans for the labels. The homepage is three moves and a footer, which takes more confidence than another section would. 
Velour Productions velourproductions.com Decode Cream condensed caps at fold-filling scale on near-black, with film stills tucked into the gaps between the letters rather than laid out beside them. A mono caption row runs underneath like a slate, and orange is held back entirely for the mark and the closing panel, where the studio name fills the screen. 
HyperSuit hypersuit.com Decode Near-black with one electric blue, photography bled to the edge, and mono telemetry ticking along the bottom of the fold like a readout. The feature row underneath is line icons and two lines each, which is what lets the hero stay as loud as it is. 
Dominik Kostolnik dkton.at Decode Condensed caps at full-bleed scale in amber on black, with an equaliser of rounded bars standing in for the work itself. Video stills are sliced into vertical strips like a waveform, and the section titles block in magenta and yellow behind the type. It opens on a gate you have to push through, which is the rare case where the splash screen is the point. 
Clico tryclico.com Decode A serif headline over pale blue-grey, with the product shown as a scatter of its own floating windows instead of one screenshot. The second headline strikes through the word watermark, a rare case of type making the argument rather than describing it. 
CatNames.com catnames.com Decode Coral on white, a rounded display face, and cut-out cats that break their own frames. Every block is a card, the hero cat gets a speech bubble, and the primary action is a swipe rather than a search, which states the whole product in one button. 
Catskills catskills-showcase.pages.dev Decode Two greens and nothing else: deep sage type on a pale olive ground, with Instrument Serif dropping into italic mid-headline to carry the emphasis a bold would usually take. Product photography sits in soft rounded frames, and a guarantee card leans over the hero at an angle, the only thing on the page allowed to be crooked. 
Don't Look Up www.dontlookup.app Decode Pencil-line figures at ant scale under two enormous shoes, the whole thing black on bone white with one red line marking what the crowd will carry. A fat comic display face shouts the title while the crowd mutters in speech bubbles, and the only other colour that ever arrives is the yellow of someone who has just noticed your fee. 
yank.info yank.info Decode Cream paper, a yellow highlighter swipe behind the second line of the headline, and a hard black shadow under the input: a summarizer that looks like a marked-up page instead of a chat box. The proof sits right under the fold as red quote cards. 
Playback playback.tv Decode A paste-a-link hero with the product demonstrating itself directly underneath: two clips side by side, scrubber and all. One red carries the second half of the headline and every action, everything else is black on white, and a handwriting face marks the human asides. 
Electronic Materials Office electronicmaterialsoffice.com Decode Sells hardware by switching the lights off: a near-black page where photography of the product is the only illustration, a serif display line over a light grotesque, and the single saturated colour on screen saved for one glowing Reserve button. 26,000px of scroll and twelve inline videos, and not one stock graphic. 
★ Design of the Week Gyre gyre.pro Decode Condensed uppercase display type at poster scale on pure black, one hot pink accent carrying every action, and a fur-rendered 3D mark doing the job an illustration usually does. A streaming tool that looks like a record sleeve instead of a dashboard. Our own render · scroll it, or use ← → for the next site