🚀 A useful find for designers & developers! If you’re building a modern website and don’t want t...🚀 A useful find for designers & developers! If you’re building a modern website and don’t want t...
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If you’re building a modern website and don’t want to create every component and animation from scratch, take a look at Originkit.
✨ It’s a collection of ready-to-use animated components, sections, and templates that can help speed up your web design and development workflow.
🔹 Preview components before using them
🔹 Customise colours, typography, spacing & animations
🔹 Build with React, Next.js, Vite & Framer
🔹 Install components using the CLI
🔹 Explore AI-assisted workflows with MCP
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🎯 Hero sections
💳 Pricing sections
✨ Text & hover effects
🌊 Animated backgrounds
🖼️ Image galleries
🧩 Interactive UI components
…and plenty more.
What makes it interesting is the combination of good visual design + ready-to-use code + customisation. It can be especially handy when you’re prototyping, experimenting with ideas, or simply need to move faster.
👨🎨 For UI/UX designers: Great for inspiration and rapid prototyping.
👨💻 For developers: A handy starting point for polished interfaces.
🤖 For AI/vibe coders: Useful building blocks to speed up experimentation.
🎴 TASTY TEST 06/30: Which travel discovery experience would you choose?
Traveling Up is probably my first mobile concept outside client work in almost three years. It was inspired by a trip where not knowing the destination was part of the fun.
Same app. Same destination. Two ways to discover it.
🤍 A Clean Carousel
Calmer, lighter, more familiar.
💚 B Immersive Deck
Bigger imagery, stronger overlap, more tactile navigation.
Which one makes you want to swipe and see where the app takes you next?
A or B? 👇
I’ve seen a lot of posts on X about Astra’s ability to generate impressive designs from a single prompt.
TBH, I’d seen similar claims before (about other models) and then discovered that the “prompt” included a whole block of HTML, CSS, and JS 🤭
This time, though, Astra genuinely surprised me.
I already had a landing page with a defined color palette, typography, visual elements generated with Adobe Firefly. I gave Astra the landing page (.png) and just one sentence: “Generate one more section here using this text:…”
And somehow, I got 10 distinct ideas that all felt consistent with the original design - from the colours and spacing to the typography and overall visual language.
Even the new visual elements matched the texture of the ones already used on the landing page.
So far, I haven’t been able to get the same level of visual consistency from Claude.
Have you tried Astra for visual exploration?