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Sitting in the room with these people was magic istg.
I couldn't be prouder of the team working behind eNO badge.
I've been behind their app screens for almost a year now and i cannot wait for us to share this whole project with you. They're really making a change in this world...
it's your first mini AI bodyguard, that's completely going to change the game when walking alone at night, in central of London... especially for women☀️
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Closing the books shouldn't take days of detective work.
The problem: Every month, finance teams spend days explaining why the numbers moved. They dig through invoices, POs and ledger lines to justify each variance against budget, then chase approvals and write board commentary. It's slow, manual and hard to audit.
The solution: Closeroom is an AI agent for month-end close. You ask in plain words, and it explains every variance, cites the source document behind each number, ties the totals out to the trial balance, and flags anything that doesn't add up for a human decision.
The impact: The work moves from investigation to review. Teams close faster, reviewers sign off with evidence in hand, and every number can be traced for audit.
Concept · B2B FinTech · AI SaaS
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AI Telemetry & Evaluation Widgets 🟢
What if AI infrastructure data felt calm instead of overwhelming? 🌿
We designed a set of widgets for tracking models, GPUs, and training runs, where every score, price, and metric is easy to scan. Sleek dark cards with soft green highlights float over a rich emerald silk backdrop, turning dense telemetry into something you actually want to look at.
Swipe through the 4 frames to see the model leaderboard, GPU pricing cards, training and inference flows, and live training run charts. 👀
Which widget would you want on your dashboard first? Tell us in the comments! 💬👇
#UIDesign #UXDesign #DashboardDesign #DataVisualization #AIDesign #SaaSDesign #DarkModeUI #DeveloperTools
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Iris: a Video.js 10 skin shaped like a camera lens
Iris is a Video.js 10 skin shaped like a camera lens and read like a watch. Pause and the blades shut. Scrub and the preview opens like an iris.
The problem
A skin ends up on sites its designer never sees, from a podcast to a portfolio. Most skins choose between personality and fitting in. Iris keeps every control where people expect it and puts its personality into how things move.
The idea
A lens and a watch are the most legible small, round interfaces people own.
Play sits in a lens. Its ring fills chapter by chapter, so progress reads at a glance.
Scrub, and the preview opens like an aperture, from a small circle to the full frame.
Speed rolls out into seven keys, 0.5× to 2×. Any speed is one move, not six presses.
Volume stretches into a capsule with ten steps and the level at its end.
Press a key, and the feedback grows from the control you would have touched.
Easy on any screen
Settings opens straight on quality from Mux and only shows a row when there’s a real choice. On phones, menus become a sheet across the player, within reach of a thumb.
Accessible by default
Every control works by keyboard, with a visible focus ring, and menus can be closed from the keyboard. Dark frosted surfaces sit behind every control, so icons stay readable over bright and dark footage. Captions, reduced motion and forced colors are built in, and the screen-reader announcer comes from Video.js 10.
Polish
All 25 player states are designed, from loading and errors to captions and the end screen. One accent and one corner radius restyle everything. Iris is built from Video.js 10’s own components and is open source under Apache 2.0.
Streamed on Mux
Everything you watch comes from a single Mux asset. Mux streams the film in adaptive quality, so the Settings menu opens on real renditions, from Auto up to 1080p. The poster is a Mux thumbnail, and every frame inside the iris preview comes from Mux’s storyboard, so the aperture opens onto the exact moment you’re scrubbing to.
Mux playback ID: lIEE8jhRtmZTwvTyz1t5V01b4PukwZBSzXHnuxMGMtRc
The film
Wing It! (CC) Blender Foundation | studio.blender.org
Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Sound captions written for this demo.
The aperture closing on pause is a beautiful bit of state design — you read the player's status without any text. Really elegant.