Reflections on design systems, boutique agency life, and the intersection of physical craft and digital architecture.
Famst Agency just opened its first free online library — the Famst Book Shelf. Five original books in Urdu and English, reader reviews, and no sign-up required.
Famst Labs is the official directory of every Famst Agency project — experiments, products, the book shelf, cyber help, ideas and reviews, all linked from one page.
A deleted scene from "Baich Do Mazhab" becomes a study in digital Urdu typography — two voices, colour-coded speaker bars, and a brick-wall night aesthetic.
How a single static page delivers timestamped reader reviews straight to an author — no server, no database, no signup. A useful pattern for independent writers.
Mohsin Kamil's moving story of Sidra, published as a full web book — title page, table of contents, dedication, Urdu chapters in Nastaliq, and a free PDF.
How a simple .txt manuscript becomes a paginated Urdu book in the browser — with نستعلیق typography, inline songs, and one-click PDF export.
Free experiments, free products, free ideas, free help, and now free books. Abdullah Tarar explains the simple reason Famst Agency gives away its work.