Andrew McKee

@andrew.clicksnclacks.com

258 Followers 547 Following

https://linktr.ee/andrew.mckee Product person & creator in Toronto

Screenshot of an iPhone lock screen displaying a notification from an RSS feed app (Twine) with a gold icon displays the message, “You have 5,044,504,720 unread…” followed by the text “See what’s new in your feeds.”
Screenshot of a webpage from Henry Desroches at henry.codes, a writing piece titled "A website to destroy all websites." The sub-line for the articles reads, "How to win the war for the soul of the internet and build the Web We Want." The image in the centre is a print titled "Captive Pegasus" by Odilon Redon (1889). At the bottom of the page, it notes the article length is "~3100 words; about a 15 minute read." The background is a light beige colour with a clean, serif font style.
Photo of the PS-85 keyboard/computer combo—a retro-futuristic handheld device with a small terminal screen. The device has a rugged, worn appearance with a grey casing and an integrated handle on the right side. The keyboard is a 40% layout with Signature Plastics G20 Semiotic keycap set—with various unique icons, such as arrows, a floppy disk, a medical cross, and other symbols. The device rests on a black grid-patterned surface, and the overall lighting has a warm, reddish tone.
Screenshot of a website called Delphitools showcasing a "Palette Collection" page with curated colour palettes. The left sidebar lists various tools such as QR Generator, Palette Generator, Background Remover, Social Media Cropper, Matte Generator, Colour Converter, and more. The main section displays 10 colour palettes in a grid, each with five colours and unique names like Mayfair, Piccadilly, Bond Street, Leicester Square, Temple, and Westminster. At the top, there are buttons for categories like All, Classic, Nature, Keycaps, Vintage, Modern, Bold, Soft, Monochrome, Seasonal, and Artistic. The overall website has a cream background and a green logo featuring a cartoon face with glasses.
Screenshot of a colourful computer desktop background in blue, red, and cream gradients with a centred browser window open to a newsletter titled "clicks 'n clacks." The newsletter edition is dated JAN.24.2026 - #55 and features a retro pixel-art computer icon next to the title. The text describes updates and redesigns to the newsletter, mentioning new fonts, icons, and ongoing projects. Various keywords and links are highlighted in different colours—orange, blue, and green. A rainbow-coloured squiggly line decorates the bottom of the newsletter content.
A close-up photo of a hand holding a business card for "clicks 'n clacks." The card contains the sub-title "a weekly newsletter filled with awesome links (clicks) and cool keyboards (clacks), created by Andrew McKee" Contact details on the card include an email address (mail@clicksnclacks.com), a website (https://newsletter.clicksnclacks.com), Instagram and Threads handles (@clicksnclacks), and a BlueSky (andrew.clicksnclacks.com). The top of the card features a brown header with white text and a small rainbow-coloured striped design on the right side. The background is softly blurred greenery.
Close-up photo of three artisan mechanical keyboard keycaps placed on a beige keyboard with Japanese hiragana characters. The keycaps are transparent resin cubes with details inside. The left keycap shows a retro computer screen displaying the word "hello" in cursive, middle keycap has a blue/black pattern, and the right keycap features a green screen with a yellow smiley face.
A digital app interface titled "Hacktivate" displays a world map with the United States highlighted in blue and other countries in red. A white line connects the U.S. to a green information panel on the right, labeled "Shadow Eagles," describing a group involved in military and corporate espionage. The panel lists five challenge categories with star ratings: Pretty QR patterns (Cybersecurity, 2 stars, Tame), Ghost extraction (Images, 3 stars, Tame, highlighted), Radio silence (Audio, 2 stars, Tame), Truth table (Logic, 4 stars, Tricky), and Assembly Line (Coding, 3 stars, Tricky). A green "Start Challenge" button is at the bottom right. The top right corner shows "Points: 0" and "Beginner" rank.
A GIF showing a carousel of screenshots from the Click Browser app. Each screenshot highlights a feature—Little Click, Full Frame, Apple Intelligence, Split View, Vertical Tabs, etc.
Three close-up photos on a pastel green background of a mechanical keyboard with custom keycaps by extrapriusplease. The left image shows the bottom left corner of the keyboard with beige and light green modifiers including unique novelty keycaps with icons. The center image displays the keyboard suspended and entangled in red ropes against a green gradient background. The right image captures the bottom right corner featuring keys with light green and blue colors, including a novelty keycap with a knot illustration. Each photo has a signature below and text indicating preorder and lookbook details.
Picture is of a hand from off screen holding a purple paper bag, that reads “thoughtfully designed” — osume. In the background of the photo is the Osume physical store, keyboards and keycaps are displayed on white shelves.
Four smartphone screens displaying a dark-themed keyboard enthusiast app interface. The first screen shows a "Keebs Gallery" with various mechanical keyboard builds from the community. The second screen presents a "New Build – Core" form to name and input kit details for a keyboard build. The third screen displays "Reviews" of trusted vendors with star ratings and review buttons. The fourth screen is titled "My Keebs," showing a personal collection with options to add new builds and view details. Captions below each screen read: "Browse community builds," "Share your builds," "Find trusted vendors," and "Your personal hub."
A 65% mechanical keyboard, the Manta, with a mix of black and white keycaps sits on a wooden table. The keyboard is angled slightly, showing its slim profile and transparent case sides. In the softly blurred background, a modern chair and a dark couch with a pillow are visible, creating a minimalist and cozy workspace atmosphere. Sunlight casts a warm shadow across the table’s surface.
iPhone mockups featuring screenshots of the Yume Journal app on a dark grey background. Three smartphones with dark-mode screens are displayed side by side against a dark background. The center phone shows a digital book cover titled "Dreams written by Dennis" with the text "Here, your dreams come to life" above it and the date "Monday, 22 November" at the top. The left phone shows a partially visible page with text, and the right phone displays a starry galaxy image with the year "2024" at the top. The time 09:41 and signal/wifi/battery icons appear on all screens.
A smartphone screen showcasing the Demin Playlist Cover Maker app. It displays a "Gallery" page with summer-themed playlist covers. The section "Summer’s In! ☀️" shows vibrant covers including a pink flamingo pool float titled "Pool Party" and a colorful abstract titled "Heat Wave." Below, the "Seas the Day! 🌴" section features covers like a red-and-white beach umbrella titled "Beach Songs" and a bright yellow background with watermelon slices labeled "Summer BBQ." The bottom navigation bar highlights the "Gallery" tab, next to a "My Covers" tab. The design is clean with white background and black text.
A close-up image of a person's wrist wearing a modern smartwatch with a rectangular face and a black strap. The watch face design features a unique retro-inspired graphic resembling an old radio dial with a needle indicator and three round knobs at the bottom. The background is softly blurred, highlighting the watch and wrist in sharp focus.
Multiple Apple devices, including an iPad and three iPhones, display different screens for the app “Play” against a purple background. The iPad shows a paused video titled "Severance – Inside the Grand Central Terminal Pop-Up | Apple TV+." The iPhones display settings menus, a channels inbox with video thumbnails and titles, and a tag editing interface with a colourful palette for tag customization.
Close-up of a mechanical keyboard featuring the MW Dim Sum keycap set by nessasaurus, showcasing beige, cream, and brown keycaps with dim sum-themed icons and Chinese characters on some keys
Phone mockup featuring a screenshot of the app Sortd on a plain white background. Above the phone is the Sortd app logo.
Close-up of a keyboard's escape key, the key is an artisan keycap from creator "frumpzkeys". The key is the logo of keyboard newsletter "clicks 'n clacks". The artisan keycap features a circular design with horizontal rainbow stripes on the upper half and white icons on the lower half, including a hand cursor pointing and a keyboard symbol separated by a plus sign. The keycap is translucent white, surrounded by black keycaps including a black "Tab" key below it, and white keys to the right with symbols such as "1 !" and a brightness icon. Above the escape key, there is a small horizontal red LED indicator light. The keyboard surface is black with a visible USB cable plugged in at the top.
A graphic design colour palette tool featuring five horizontal bars in bright colours: red, orange, yellow, green, and blue, each with a plus button. Below is a dark brown background with white icons depicting a pointing finger (representing "clicks") and a keyboard (representing "clacks") separated by a plus sign. At the bottom, the five colors are displayed as swatches with their corresponding hex codes: #F04029 (red), #F57502 (orange), #F7DF19 (yellow), #48DC23 (green), and #1A99FC (blue), alongside a brown swatch (#3F3832). The image represents the branding palette for a "Clicks 'n Clacks" newsletter.
Picture is of three different keyboards stacked on a black metal stand with a walnut wood accent.
The image shows a computer screen with "The Last Meadow," a green-themed cookie clicker game by Discord for April Fools 2025. The main objective is to "touch grass" by tapping the screen. Discord symbols fly around the screen, "touch grass" is outlined it a rainbow comic-sans font, rain flies across the screen
Close up of a keyboard, specifically the Work Louder Nomad E, sitting on a wooden desk. The keyboard has bright white new keycaps and red buttons and knobs