Dummy.my is a free visual encyclopedia showcasing hundreds of interactive UI/UX design styles, from Glassmorphism and Brutalism to Vaporwave and Ukiyo-e. Each style includes a full-page interactive demo plus industry-specific theme variations (ecommerce, SaaS, portfolio, etc.), totaling thousands of themed pages. Beyond styles, explore wireframe references, layout patterns, color theory, typography guides, component references, animation catalogs, and design system comparisons, all in one place

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As a designer, I was tired of Googling "what does Brutalism look like?" or "Glassmorphism vs Neumorphism" and getting scattered blog posts with static screenshots. I wanted ONE place where I could actually see and interact with every design style, not just read about them. The problem: There's no single resource that lets you visually compare hundreds of design styles side-by-side with real, interactive demos. Mood boards show fragments. Dribbble shows polished shots. But nobody shows you what a full Bauhaus website actually looks like next to a Y2K one. How it evolved: It started as a simple style gallery. Then I realized each style needs context, so I added multiple industry themes per style (ecommerce, portfolio, blog, etc.), which grew into thousands of themed pages. Then I kept going: wireframes, layout patterns, color theory, typography fundamentals, component references, animation catalogs, and design system comparisons. Every page loads instantly. No login, no paywall, no ads. Just a massive, free design reference that keeps growing. I'd love to hear which styles surprise you the most. Try browsing from Glassmorphism → Cyberpunk → Ukiyo-e → Chalkboard — the contrast is wild. 🎨

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

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Thousands of Interactive UI/UX Design References

Thousands of Interactive UI/UX Design References