How to you get design inspiration?

I use dribbble.com and I look at related sites in the same niche for inspiration. Sometimes I also checkout pinterest.com. Thank you

Design inspiration is everywhere! One of my favorite go-to resources is Pinterest. It's a visual smorgasbord of design inspiration, with endless boards and pins to spark your creativity.

My design inspiration mostly comes from research. First, I always check Behance to find new trends. Later, I go over Dribbble to see what designers are creating lately. Additionally, I have a few design books that I refer to whenever I experience a bout of inspiration blockage

Thanks, everyone, for sharing their insights. I do marketing but cross ways with design a lot so this is very valuable.

Inspiration can come from anywhere: I find inspiration from social media, gaming, conversations with coworkers, walking in the fresh air...

Pinterest, Freepik, Dribble.

I browse dribbble.com for inspiration and explore related niche sites. Behance is another source I check out occasionally.

I read a book which guides how to get the inspiration. And it instructs that: - Observe everything around you: a tree, leaf, flower,... - Find it on the other platform like: Pinterest, Dribble, Freepik,...

In addition to already mentioned sources like Pinterest, Dribbble, and Behance, I find inspiration in projects that have already been executed😉 Great repositories of such work can be found in curated catalogs like https://www.awwwards.com/websites/ and https://www.curated.design/

I use Dibbble, Pinterest and Google Image Search a lot because it's easy to find what you're looking for. But then there are other sites like TailwindUI (i use TailwindCSS a lot), One Page Love, Landbook... where you have a collection of nice things, but have to put a little bit more work in if you want to find something specific.

When I stay alone and just observe what is happening around me I find a lot of inspiration here

Hi Sveta! I'm a UX designer and the important lesson that I've learned over these years is that the best source of inspiration is using successful products and paying attention to them so deeply. For example: How LinkedIn shows their cards, what is different between their cards and IG cards? What is the navigation hierarchy, How did they manage the responsive navigation, etc... If you like we can have a session and I can explain how this works with more details. Back then Dribbble used to be a good source for showcasing what's possible with design tools and it was for designers bragging to themselves, not for the sake of product development! There was around 1% practicality in those designs. Now it's not even that.

Muzli weekly inspirations and a personal database with all visuals I liked. I eventually go in these folders to find inspiration. When I don't, I mainly go on dribbble.

Behance + Dribble

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Wow I love everyones answer on this. I personally try to get inspired by anything that is visually appealing to me, as I am handling our products UI/UX I sometimes look ad appealing food plates from social media and try to get inspired by colors and shapes.

Finding design inspiration is essential for our startup's success. I rely on Dribbble, Pinterest, and Behance for a constant flow of fresh ideas and trends. I also love to explore successful products and see how they handle design elements. This is a great way to spark my creativity and come up with new ideas. I believe that it's important to keep our eyes open to the world around us and continuously seek inspiration. There are so many amazing things to see and do, and I'm always on the lookout for new things that can inspire my work. I think that if we stay curious and open-minded, we'll be able to create remarkable designs that leave a lasting impact. I believe that design inspiration is all around us. If we're open to it, we can find it in all sorts of places. So let's keep our eyes open and our minds creative!

Pinterest

Usually, I browse Dribbble or Behance for some quick inspo. Pinterest boards aren't bad either.

Behance + Pinterest + Dribble +ArchDaily