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[Nov 9 to Nov 15]

Top 3 this week

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  1. [01] first place0 votes this week
    Video outputAn animated chart building up a comparison of two bars over a few seconds, with a counter ticking up to the final figure and a caption stating the finding

    Animate a number so people feel it

    Give Claude one statistic and its context, and get a short animated visual in HTML that builds the number up step by step instead of just showing it.

    Data
  2. [02] second place0 votes this week
    Text output

    Prices Fact Detail Source Unit price EUR 4.20 per unit for the first 10,000 units Section 3.1, "Pricing" Volume discount EUR 3.85 per unit above 10,000 units in a calendar year Section 3.1, "Pricing" Setup fee EUR 1,500...

    Pull the facts out of this document

    Turn a long report, contract or transcript into a structured list of facts, numbers and dates, each with a pointer back to where it came from.

    Productivity
  3. [03] third place0 votes this week
    Image outputA bar chart of monthly newsletter signups from January to December, with the launch month highlighted and labelled

    Turn a CSV into a clean chart

    Paste raw CSV and get a clean SVG chart with sensible scales, labels on the data, and a title that says what the chart shows.

    Data
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The weekly top 10

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  1. 01
    An animated chart building up a comparison of two bars over a few seconds, with a counter ticking up to the final figure and a caption stating the finding
    Animate a number so people feel itData
    New
  2. 02

    Prices Fact Detail Source Unit price EUR 4.20 per unit for the...

    Pull the facts out of this documentProductivity
    New
  3. 03
    A bar chart of monthly newsletter signups from January to December, with the launch month highlighted and labelled
    Turn a CSV into a clean chartData
    New
  4. 04

    Subject lines your new checkout question about mobile carts one...

    A cold email that sounds humanSales
    New
  5. 05
    A rendered three day trip plan for Lisbon with a heading per day, morning, afternoon and evening stops with one line on why each is worth it and how to get there, a rainy day swap section and a skip it list at the end
    A trip plan for the days I actually haveFun
    New
  6. 06

    Subject: Re: Offer for Senior Product Designer Hi Priya, Thank you...

    Reply to a job offer and ask for moreCareer
    New
  7. 07
    A flowchart of a refund request read left to right on a light background, with a black start pill, two yellow decision diamonds labelled yes and no, white action boxes for the store credit, the return label, the refund and the confirmation email, a loop that returns to the second decision when the item arrives, both branches ending in a black Done pill, and a small legend of the shapes
    A flowchart from a paragraphThinking
    New
  8. 08
    An invoice from a small design studio on a white sheet, with the sender's address top left, the invoice number, issue date and due date top right, a bill to block, five line items with quantities and amounts in aligned columns, a subtotal, VAT and the total due in bold, and the bank details, payment reference and a 14 day payment note at the bottom
    An invoice that prints on one pageProductivity
    New
  9. 09
    A bright yellow 404 page for a plant care app called Fern, with a huge 404 and the headline "That page got repotted", a line saying there is nothing at /pricing-old and that the visitor probably wants /pricing, a search field, four pill links, and a flat illustration of a sad plant pot with a fallen leaf
    A 404 page that doesn't feel like a dead endDesign
    New
  10. 10
    A dark editor view with the pattern (\d{2}):(\d{2}) split into chips along the top and the string "Standup moved to 14:30 tomorrow" in cells below, a cursor scanning past the failing starts, each token then consuming its characters at 14:30, a green box around the match with group 1 = 14 and group 2 = 30, and a caption explaining each step
    Animate a regex so I can see it matchLearning
    New
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