Daniel WybFilmmaker, Co-founder @pepperfilters.com
How do you collect design inspiration you find around the web?
Sometimes I see a great ui design/style/color that I want to keep around as inspiration. Any recommendations?
Your recommendation
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- Nate SandenEntrepeneur, 1s0s.com · WrittenAlso greenshot... print screen, paste in evernote, bam, done
- Jeff DashleyWeb Designer, sometimes · WrittenBeen searching for the same thing with the ability to share everything across devices. Raindrop seems pretty promising.
- Tejas Kinger20SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · WrittenPinterest is quite an obvious choice for something like this. I'm quite a heavy pinterest user, I collect inspiration from around the web, create different pin boards depending on categories.
- Daniel HeitzMaking GitHub tools · WrittenJust doing screenshots and using a notes app – I like Bear for it's easy tagging system
- Seth HawkinsContent Marketing Manager, Vivint · WrittenOrganization and flexibility are at the core of Milanote. It's easy to put together mood boards and the web extension makes gathering inspiration a piece of cake. It's a powerful research and inspiration tool.Kara LaudiProduct Manager, Culture+Purpose · WrittenChrome extension lets you instantly add any image you find on the web to one of your boards. Add a comment about why you like the image or leave it as a standalone. Colour coding, to-do lists - it's extremely versatile.
- Thomas DIDIER6Marketing, Forest Admin 🌲 · WrittenYou can easily add images, GIFs, links... to a note, write down any ideas which cross your mind and above all collaborate with your team or everyone else you want to share UI inspirations/ideas with.
- Chris Messina11Product designer & entrepreneur · WrittenI used to be a heavy user of LittleSnapper and then Ember... but Pixave works for me now. I use it constantly.
- Jubaed PrinceEntrepreneur & Computer Engineer · WrittenTry this! It has a pinterest like grid system that I loved!
- Better than everything I've found. (Like Pinboard, Ember, and some others I forgot.) I've tried everything, and this one is absolutely the best. Just give it a whirl!
- Chu Hoang SonSoftware Developer at Zalando · WrittenChu Hoang Son made this productThe most simple and efficient to save links from the web 🎉🎉🎉
- Leo Baecker👨💻 hyperping.io - ✨ hyperpixel.io · WrittenLeo Baecker made this productHandpicked inspiration updated everyday that collects nice landing pages
- Juan VaamondeSenior UI/UX designer at Channel 7 · WrittenI've tried many different tools in the past for saving design inspiration, but they all had cons that convinced me to keep looking. Evernote, Dropmark, Pinterest, Pixave, Inboard. Ultimately all I wanted was an easy way to view a grid of images I'd saved. I wanted to be able to change the column size and gutter size. Savee is exactly that.
- Fantastic for categorization and sorting. And the card view makes viewing the screenshots superbly easy.
- Stowe Boydfuturist, researcher, imperfectionist · WrittenI had tried Workflowy years ago, an outline-based bookmarking and organization tool, but some of its design was a headache. Dynalist is a tool I have only recently started using, but seems to build on the strengths of an outline-based design, while avoiding some of Workflowy's limitations (like only one outline for everything). Native support for Markdown in notes is great, too.
- timelesstheeDesigner · WrittenEasy to use, great for links, images & text, visual sorting & categorising, options for sharing & teams, multi-platform. Love it.
- I have pinterest and collect it there. I've recently found a super cool design for my web page and going to ask https://weblium.com make it. They rae pretty good in designing, so it might be really cool. I also make different screenshots on my phone to collect all designs that I like.
