We designed an ADHD app that keeps the word ADHD off its daily screens. It's Coastal Neuro Group's parent app. The everyday screens use words like attention, focus and regulation, and the ADHD framing stays in onboarding. Ami Hansji, the founder, then used the same rule for the patient headers in the practitioner portal.

love this framing rule. keeping adhd in onboarding only makes it feel less clinical day to day. smart

BREAK GLASS — an "In case of ___" ad template. Every product is somebody's emergency. Retype the emergency (IN CASE OF MONDAY, HEARTBREAK, DEADLINE), drop a product PNG and a logo behind the glass, pick three colours and ship an 8-second 4:5 loop. Best for problem-to-solution social ads: launches, seasonal promos and "we've got you" campaigns for any brand. The same file also works as a click-to-break web widget. Built end-to-end with the SVGator MCP: the glass fracture, ballistic shards with slow motion, ball-chain physics and the magnetic rewind that makes the loop seamless are computed in Python and authored straight into SVGator as 2,382 editable keyframes, verified frame by frame against SVGator's own export. Everything stays a real layer: live text, named elements (headline, product-image, logo, cta, tagline) and three colour fills (brand-color, interior-color, wall-color). Project link (the form only accepts /editor/, which 404s, so here is the working one): https://app.svgator.com/editor#/46fd9b26049d4e929f81eb3404da8896 · Portfolio: theoddity.es

Okay, "In case of heartbreak" with chocolate behind the glass got me. Easily my favourite so far 💜 Such a simple idea and it works for literally any product. Thanks for joining, good luck!