Anyway, here in Koolnaburrabong, or wherever I am, the females wear mullets and there seems to be a misunderstanding between expressing agreements, as I keep hearing both “Yeah” and “Naw” in tandem. Often followed by another “Yeah”! This led to confusion for me and I felt awash with shame. Overwhelmed, I ran to find shelter from the heat in a Holden on cinder blocks. As I slid into the dusty, searing environment of a back seat row I felt something brush my face. What was it? It couldn’t be my hair, as I shaved it off just in case I had to go all Furiosa in this outback. Its wispy like a web. What I saw next terrified me so bad I only tell my emotional support ferret what really happened but fine I’ll say it, those wisps weren’t hair and yes it was a web and I hope no American witnesses such a monsterous sight. A spider so terrifyingly large, so terrifyingly bland in color, was parked underneath the front seat headrest in front of me, legs akimbo, au natural. Thine eyes, O terrible wraith, O how they glint, so sinister! Whilst fighting off feelings of depersonalization due to the surreal environmental and existential vibe, I busted out my iPhone Max Pro Ulta. This app was everything I needed to self rescue myself, and I will forever be the dedicated, unflappable, unwavering bug hunter the developer never asked for this app.

I love this app! It has a completely intuitive layout - the elements are all interactive with excellent descriptions, use cases and live examples. This is so simple while still being incredibly useful. More than just design, its like an intelligent version of stubbing; it removes all the miscommunications that happen between design, engineering, and clients. Thanks to the devs!