Hitman's Library
A collection of cool experiences across the web. Currently building, so the case file stays open.
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Design + build
Hitman's Library collects the web's best experiences in one place: a shelf of sites worth studying, each filed with its own screenshot.
The file stays open while the work is open: entries land as collected, full case notes on launch.
The library in motion. Every entry photographed, paletted, and filed.
What Was Done
A visual library for collecting and studying web experiences. Every entry gets a screenshot, a link, and a place.
How
I wanted somewhere to keep the things I find interesting instead of losing them to bookmarks. Designed and built it all myself, structure to interface to code.
The identity: a shelf mark and a wordmark, nothing else.
Links with notes like “the image hover thing”. A collection with no way to look at any of it.
248 sites filed by category and sorted new to old, each with a live preview.
Screenshot, title, palette dots, filing tag. Every card carries the whole system.
Select any site and it opens beside the grid: the real page, proxied in live.
Every entry carries its phone view.
Each entry comes back with its palette read: hex, OKLCH, or Tailwind, ready to copy.
And its type: display and text faces, specimen and CSS.
Product, Studio, Editorial and the rest, with 131 in Product alone.
Paste any address. The library checks it isn't already here.
The whole shelf in dark. Nothing lost in translation.
The story in three paragraphs. A link is not a design.
A monthly rail of fixes and improvements, latest September 14, 2026.
The shelf: four books, one leaning.
Credits: Damilare Osofisan, Florence Eze
Built with love and music by Damilare.
© 2026 Damilare Osofisan