Blobs
Blobs makes the soft, irregular shapes designers drop behind headlines, photos and slide dividers, exporting each as an editable vector path rather than an image. Each shape's seed, node count and fill ride in the query string, so a blob is a link: paste the URL and the exact path rebuilds.
Why it earned its spot
The hero pairs a heavy grotesque headline, set in alternating weights so ‘make’ and ‘move’ lift out of the line, with a shot of the editor itself, control panel and all, so the thing being sold is visible before the pitch. Below that the page turns white and orderly: bordered cards in two- and three-column grids, each section opened by a small-caps label ruled on both sides, which reads a long scroll as a run of short chapters. One blue carries the blobs, the accents and the buttons, and a single near-black band marks the section about raw output.
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