
A curated gallery of bento-grid layouts from real product sites, with each entry linking back to the live page it was taken from.
Inspiration is only useful when it matches the decision in front of you. A paywall needs real product examples, a moodboard needs a broad visual sweep, and a flow review needs sequences rather than single screens. This page groups reference libraries by the kind of evidence they provide.
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A curated gallery of bento-grid layouts from real product sites, with each entry linking back to the live page it was taken from.

A working project management workspace built with plain JavaScript ES modules and CSS, no UI framework, covering boards, lists, tables, calendars and timelines.
Mobile app market intelligence across 2M+ iOS and Android apps: revenue and download estimates, Meta and TikTok ad creatives, creator content and ASO keyword difficulty, updated daily.

A visual inspiration platform that saves images, videos and notes as elements, sorts them into private or shared collections, and pairs them with a personalised feed and product shop.
A research library of real iOS, Android and web app screenshots, searchable by app, screen and UX flow, with collections and a Figma plugin for pulling references into a file.

One Page Love is a curated gallery of single-page websites, section examples and templates, hand-picked since 2008.

ScreensDesign is a library of recorded iOS app flows with tagged screens and revenue estimates, plus an AI screen generator.

CallToInspiration collects handpicked UI examples from real websites and apps, sorted by component such as logins, popups and pricing.

Inspiration library that indexes individual website sections — hero, pricing, FAQ, footer — so you browse by block type instead of full pages.

Curated gallery of live SaaS, ecommerce and agency pricing pages, filterable by the components they use such as tier cards, comparison tables and annual toggles.

A curated, human-vetted directory of digital work made by humans, spanning web design, UI, motion, 3D, branding and illustration.

A daily curated collection of the best design on the internet — interfaces, branding, motion, 3D, typography and posters, refreshed every morning.

A curated gallery of minimal website design, collecting cleanly designed sites for layout and typography inspiration.

A curated collection of videos for designers and creatives, hand-picked for motion and visual inspiration.

A curated gallery of App Store screenshots for ASO and mobile UI inspiration, built for indie developers, designers, and marketers.

A curated gallery of the best and most interesting web, app, UI and visual design work published on the internet.

A curated personal blog showcasing the finest branding, editorial and graphic design projects from around the world.

Daily-curated web design inspiration gallery indexing sites, the sections they are built from, and the typefaces they use — updated every weekday.

The largest library of real iOS App Store screenshots, browsable by app and category for mobile design and store-listing inspiration.

A curated library of web design inspiration from real websites — hero sections, footers, preloaders, page transitions, and animations, updated weekly.

A one-shot AI demo of a canvas-style UI, generated with Qwen 3.8 Max by Alibaba and hosted on the Sulat demo platform.

An hourly-updated archive of recent visual design work across web, branding, product, motion, illustration, 3D and print.

Daily user interface inspiration curated by design magicians, spanning UI designs, portfolios, and hand-picked websites.

A personal lab of interface interactions rebuilt to understand how they work — scratch cards, morphing icons, spring physics, all running live on the page.
Decide whether you need a whole screen, a flow or a single component pattern. Mobbin and Pageflows capture sequences from live products; galleries like Godly show finished screens. A flow library answers 'how do users get here', while a gallery answers 'what could this look like'.
Match the source to the task: competitive research, visual moodboarding, or pattern verification before a design review. Broad galleries are better for early exploration; product-shot libraries are better for checking how a specific pattern is actually implemented.
Check whether entries link to the original product and credit the maker, and whether the library is current. A gallery with dated screenshots can still be useful for layout ideas, but not for claims about what shipping products do today. Note paid tiers before relying on a library for team research.
Real mobile and web app screenshots with onboarding flows, paywalls and UI patterns from production products. The strongest pick for UX flow research and pattern benchmarking; the free tier limits how much of the library you can inspect.
A broad, hand-curated gallery of web, app and visual design work with links back to each original site and creator. Best for moodboards and visual direction across categories, not for reconstructing a specific user flow.
Video walkthroughs of real user flows — onboarding, checkout, upgrades and login — captured from live products. Use it when a static screenshot cannot show order, state changes or the transitions between steps.