Three weeks ago, deep in mango season, @iruhdam24 and I were sitting around on a regular Thursday in Bangalore, talking about all the mango varieties showing up across the city, and figured we'd build a small site over a weekend with Claude to show off the Indian ones we grew up with. Then we started remembering every other mango we'd eaten on our travels, the Nam Dok Mai in Bangkok, the soft sweet ones across South East Asia, each with its own season and its own name back home. Indian mangoes are some of the best in the world, they're just not the whole story. So the weekend idea grew into Mangoes of the World, an interactive atlas with 29 most popular varieties to start with, across 10 countries, with their origins, seasons, flavours and the culture around each one. More varieties, real mango images and mango-tree images, and a few sponsored spots are on the way. We're both designers, so there's craft tucked into every corner, and I'll be sharing a few details I enjoyed baking in, over the coming days. This fun build over the last few weeks was possible using a suite of wonderful tools — @linear, @claudeai, @midjourney, @figmaweave, @sketch, react-globegl (Three.js globe), Vite, React & Typescript, @framermotion, @radix_ui and shipped on @Cloudflare. Made with my fellow designer and collaborator Madhuri @iruhdam24, under our studio @huegrid. Go explore and discover a mango you've never met ›› mangoesoftheworld.com 🥭