I wonder if they already ran the A/B tests or are they still running it. If they did and this proves to be more successful than what they had before, then it changes a lot how I think about website design.
I love it! Looks nice, response as smooth as butter.
Not to for serious use. But it is clever, interesting and fun to play with.
But where is the web browser? To be complete, it needs a web browser. :)
paulmooreparks 9/12/2025||
It doesn't look like an "operating system." It looks like a graphical shell. I guess those terms have become a bit interchangeable, and I'm being pedantic.
Awesomedonut 9/15/2025||
I love the visuals! It's super creative and fun, more than most sites I've come across on the web!
repeekad 9/12/2025||
If you tap an item in the merch store on mobile there’s no indication it’s loading, and then over a second later finally loads, but at least it looks good? Ugh
aitchnyu 9/12/2025||
First paragraph made me think, does any app declare diffent favicons based on page type (settings, projects) and status (new project, project in red alert) etc?
1718627440 9/12/2025||
They made the effort, that the menu is accessible by the keyboard, but then forgot to let it trigger the hover effect, so that it is like navigating blindly.
egypturnash 9/12/2025||
It looks like one but it doesn't work like one, the hitbox for the right-hand window resize area completely overlaps the hitbox for the scrollbar for me.
tempodox 9/12/2025|
I minimized ( _ ) the window on that page, and now I can’t find it any more. I expected some obvious place where you can un-minimize a window.
fusslo 9/12/2025|
just tried it myself,
The minimize animation went to the upper right, and I found the window again in the little icon that looks like a calendar. The same icon dances when you minimize a window, if you are looking at it. It also shows a count of the number of open windows.
I never woulda looked at that icon without observing the animation