New model, new website! DBCo feel privileged to have been asked by the talented team at @anthropic.com to design and build a brand new Claude dot com to coincide with the launch of Sonnet 4.5. Link in 🧵

As Carl Sagan famously said, "there are things we know, things we don't know, and things we don't know we don't know." That description feels especially relevant as we collectively wrestle with AI and how to incorporate it into our work.

We found many ways to turn code into interactive art for the GitHub Shop. One of our favorite details? An ASCII generator that transforms images into pure, character-based art—lightweight, performant, and just plain fun. Link to the code below.

We drew inspiration from the REPL (Read-Evaluate-Print Loop), reflecting @replit’s mission to empower builders to transform ideas into apps at lightning speed—capturing the magic of bringing ideas to life through code.

Here’s the full, pixelated, sassy fam...

Together with @abcdinamo.bsky.social, we created a custom font for Replit—Diatype Replit Screen: a modern nod to the pixelated roots of programming.

Our work for the Github shop brings the artistry of code to life with playful, interactive details crafted for developers.

One example? The interactive footer, featuring a custom ASCII logo we built in three.js.

More from our work on @github Shop. We built a design system to set a new baseline of excellence: a robust type system, a component and animation library, and a color theming system that allows room to grow — all while meeting a high bar for accessibility .

From art direction to prop selection, we partnered with GitHub at every stage to refine and elevate the GitHub Shop’s house photography style.

Each shot highlights the fit and finish of their products, while staying true to the design and detail that developers expect from GitHub. 📸 Cayce Clifford

For GitHub Shop, we didn’t just build a store—we built a playground for developers.

One of our favorite hidden details is search input that transforms into an interactive CLI, letting developers shop, navigate, and even checkout—all with code.

GitHub has been a constant for us—and millions of developers—for years.

That’s why designing the new @github Shop felt personal. As developers ourselves, we built it with care, craft, and hidden gems—our tribute to the community who inspire us.

Every detail was infused with the care, craft, and Easter eggs that GitHub’s audience expects. The result is an experience that feels as sharp and innovative as the developer audience it serves.

New from DBCo: The GitHub Shop isn’t just a store—it’s an extension of GitHub’s radically developer-first spirit.

We crafted a visual identity to connect with and inspire developers, migrating their existing platform to Shopify, refreshing the design, and capturing it all in a custom photoshoot.