ALT Bright pink promotional graphic from Netlify for “Hot App Summer.” Large neon-yellow and black text reads “HOT APP SUMMER,” with a challenge to build “30 apps in 30 days” from June 1–30. At the center, a cartoon green app character wearing sunglasses relaxes in a beach chair while coding on a laptop and holding a drink labeled “Build Ship Repeat.” Additional stickers and notes emphasize “1 app a day,” “100% vibecoded,” “No overthinking. Just code, good vibes & daily wins,” and “Progress over perfection.” The graphic encourages participants to build small, ship fast, level up, share their work, and repeat, using the hashtag #HotAppSummer.
ALT Promotional graphic for the FIFA World Cup 2026 featuring the word “CURAÇAO” in large white and yellow letters on a dark blue background. Text states that Curaçao, an island nation of 156,000 people, has qualified for the World Cup, becoming the smallest nation ever to do so, and that they qualified unbeaten. Smaller text at the top reads “FIFA World Cup 2026 • USA • Canada • Mexico.” At the bottom are two buttons labeled “How They Got Here” and “See the Fixtures.”
ALT Screenshot of a karaoke song selection app called “The Spotlight” with a theatrical purple-and-pink stage-inspired design. At the top, large text asks, “Don’t know what to sing?” Two colorful spotlight graphics shine from the upper corners. In the center is a large record-like circle with a pink button labeled “SPIN.” Below, instructions read, “Tap the record (or the button) and let the house pick your next number.” At the bottom is a large gradient button labeled “Spin the Spotlight.” The interface is framed by a decorative stage border with glowing marquee-style lights along the right edge.
ALT Screenshot of a filter panel from a hiking or wildflower discovery app called “Trail Coordinates.” The interface features a clean light-gray background with green and gold accents. Users can filter by region or continent using selectable buttons for World, North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania, with World currently selected. An altitude slider is set to 3,000 feet, positioned between sea level and alpine elevations. A second slider selects the hiking month, currently set to June. Below, users can filter flowers by bloom color using circular color swatches and an “All Colors” option. A search bar at the bottom allows searching by flower name, family, or habitat. A “Real-time Filter” badge appears in the top-right corner.
ALT Landing page graphic titled “Know Your Representatives.” The design features a dark blue gradient background with a large headline and supporting text explaining how to find real members of Congress by clicking on a map or searching an address. Below are three feature boxes: “Find the right office,” “Check public records,” and “Make contact,” each with brief descriptions. A search bar allows users to enter a location, paired with a “Go to map” button. Additional buttons include “How to contact your government.” On the right side, a stylized American flag sits behind a circular image of a bald eagle in flight, reinforcing a U.S. government theme.
