2D design
I think it is the time to stop switching between prompts, mockups, and code. Time to switch to OpenPencil! What is OpenPencil? Describe a UI in plain language, and it streams onto an infinite canvas in real-time. Complex pages are split into spatial tasks handled by concurrent AI agents (hero,
2D design
I used to think design was about what you could see. The color of a button. The curve of a corner. The weight of a font. I thought design was the paint on the wall, the leather on the saddle, the shine on the bit. But after years of building,
ADHD
December 23, 2025 Written by Dr. Hamza Mousa Opinion: If you work in tech, you probably know the statistics. ADHD is rampant in our industry. Some call it a superpower, the ability to hyperfocus for hours on a complex coding problem or debug a system when everyone else has given
2D design
You know that feeling? You’ve spent weeks pouring your heart into a website, the colors, the fonts, that smooth animation you just knew would wow everyone. You’re so proud of how it turned out. Then… you hit “publish.” And suddenly, chaos. Your menu’s broken on mobile. The
ADHD
For people with ADHD, the mind is a dynamic playground of ideas, fast-moving, vivid, and often overwhelming. While this can make traditional focus tasks exhausting, it also fuels an unmatched creative spark. That’s where design and digital art become more than just hobbies, they’re powerful tools for ADHD
Android
Yesterday, in our weekly English speaking club, I met someone who totally rewired my view of mobile creativity. She’s a passionate artist, and every single one of her stunning drawings? Done on her Android phone, during the shortest breaks between classes, while waiting for the bus, or even just
ADHD
By Dr. Hamza M., MD | Developer | Open-Source Advocate | Hippotherapist | ADHD Warrior Why I Chose Open Source, Because Boring Apps Don’t Work for ADHD Minds As a medical doctor, developer, and someone who lives with ADHD, I’ve seen the struggle firsthand, not just in patients, but in my own
ADHD
By Dr. Hmza Mu, MD | Open-source Advocate, App Creator, and ADHD-UX Enthusiast Why ADHD People Should be Picky about their daily used Apps? Let me start with a confession: I’ve got an ADHD brain. So do my best friends, some of them are developers, designers, and creators who build
CAD
Open Source CAD Revolution: Build Anything Without Paying a Penny – The Complete Guide for Students, Freelancers & DIY Engineers (STEP, STL, DXF, CAM Support)
Opinions
As a doctor, developer and a designer who lives in the browser, works with teams across time zones, and thrives on real-time collaboration, I’ve tested the waters from open-source tools to sleek new SaaS competitors popping up every month. But after years of back-and-forth, I still land back at
ADHD
So, I’ve been getting these messages from my friends — all ADHDers like me — asking me to check out this new app or game made “for us.” They send them over with a mix of hope and skepticism. Like, “Hey Hamza, can you try this one? It’s supposed to
2D design
Hey, fellow devs and designers! Let’s talk about something we’ve all dealt with at some point—SVG bloat. You know what I’m talking about. Those gorgeous, crisp vector graphics that look perfect but come with a side of unnecessary metadata and bloated code. Whether you’re building