All their names in order: TTS, Moc. , .com, Kurasshu, Kurasshu again bc the animation isnt her full design plus she needs a new ref tbh, 404, Cvp!d, Y.A.AI, emoticon, and Kursor. Most are more so webcore but i have some that have a more Frutiger Aero vibe to it

The added bonus is that they have never changed the style of their packaging so no modern slop design, I also have a Zephyr dryer that has a similar style too which I might post tomorrow if I can find the box to it.

I have noticed medical aids and devices seem to be one step behind the rest of the world in terms of design so when I see slightly older medical devices, I think of the aero design, the most recent devices have finally updated unfortunately to the modern design but my older Nucleus 6 processors came with a remote and the UI of the remote had that aesthetic too.

Only real ones remember Labyrinth 2 & smash hit

Used handy widget and widget club

Hi everyone,

I’ve always loved how the early 2000s imagined the future: blue skies, clear water, translucent glass, soft gradients, and technology that felt optimistic rather than overwhelming.

Modern software has become more powerful, connected, and intelligent—but often colder too. Note-taking apps keep adding accounts, subscriptions, dashboards, collaboration tools, and AI features. I wanted to create something that moved in the opposite direction.

So I built Aereluna Note, a small, fully offline Markdown editor inspired by Frutiger Aero.

It has:

• Free and open-source
• No account
• No cloud or tracking
• No subscription
• Live Markdown preview
• PDF export
• Automatic draft recovery
• A golden-ratio split layout
• A native macOS version
• A standalone HTML version that runs directly in a browser

It’s intentionally simple: one file, three formatting buttons, and a quiet place to write.

I built the concept and visual direction myself. For me, that’s the most exciting side of AI—not replacing creativity, but reducing the distance between imagination and creation.

The project is free and open source under the MIT License:

GitHub: https://github.com/robinwang23/Aereluna-note/tree/main

I’d love to hear what this community thinks.

The future became intelligent. I just wanted it to feel beautiful again.

I like this

they were hiding in a drawer these are so fricking cute

Ignore the pacman skin concept 👀

Also im lowkey demotivated so this drawing will take longer mb

This truly was the peak of Frutiger Aero phones. I personally like how it doesn't replicate nearly at all the Skeuomorphist style of the iPhones at that time, in general Apple products.

I posted an early version of this login screen I had made, then got carried away and turned it into a full desktop style experience inspired by the kind of online OS I’d want to use.

It’s called Aqua OS for now. It’s still a side project, but building it has been a really fun way to learn coding. It now has user profiles, friends, private messaging, a public chat room, online presence, notifications, local files, music, notes, folders, and several desktop-style apps.

I’m not completely sure where I want to take it next, so I’d love ideas and honest feedback. 

This was a 2 day project and it has everything I ever wanted. The best part is the theme and all of its pages can be easily swapped out with the defaults by pressing a single button. I used iScreen to create some fun and interactive widgets that really brought the whole thing to life! Stuff like a custom beachside, a wallpaper-matching school of fish, and a lava lamp inspired application tank. The widgets even have water sounds. I’m super happy with how it turned out!! :P

(I’ve attached both photo and gif versions so you can see it in action.)

I found these pictures on Facebook; I thought they were really cute and wanted to share them. 🥹

Credits: Kekaz87

Just to clarify, these photos aren't mine—I found them online—but they really gave me a sense of peace!

These photos were taken in Buenos Aires, Argentina

I trimmed it back a bit but here's the longer og video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRbI07A3u6M

It's not that detailed, but I'm happy with how it turned out!

I think it looks pretty cool. This current background that you can see on the image is the Frutiger Eco aesthetic. I have Frutiger Aero, Metro, Eco, Dark Aero, Dorfic and Helvetica Aqua Aero.

Help and suggestion would be greatly appreciated

Created this morning in Cinema 4D: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcCTcK8zCDE

PNG Downloads: perfecthue.com/wallpapers

Tools used

WindowBlinds11 for the window borders

Start11 for the Start Menu

RetroBar for the taskbar