Toolkits for every kind of designer

Each toolkit is a hand-built shortlist from the library, grouped by the jobs that role does every week. Start with your own role, then borrow from the others.

UI DesignersThe fonts, icons, colors, components and references a UI designer reaches for every week. Start from real product screens, build on a solid kit and type scale, and check contrast before anything goes to handoff.35 resourcesUX DesignersResearch methods, UX laws, flow references and writing guides for designers who own the problem, not just the pixels. Use them to plan studies, map flows, reason about patterns and write interfaces people understand on first read.34 resourcesProduct DesignersA working set for product designers at SaaS and AI companies. It covers references from real products, systems and kits to build on, AI tools that get you to a testable prototype sooner, and the research and case studies that sharpen product judgment.34 resourcesWeb DesignersGalleries, assets and tools for designing marketing sites, landing pages and portfolios. Benchmark structure against live sites, pull in type, backgrounds and imagery, and add motion that works in the browser.37 resourcesBrand DesignersIdentity references, type, color and production tools for brand designers. Study how strong identity systems are built and documented, explore directions quickly, then present the work on convincing mockups.35 resourcesMotion DesignersAnimation tools, Lottie and interactive runtimes, motion references and 3D resources for designers who bring interfaces to life. Find a reference, prototype the interaction, then export motion that engineers can ship.29 resourcesDesign System DesignersReferences, token tools and color scale generators for the people who build and maintain design systems. Research how other systems name and structure components, manage tokens between Figma and code, and document decisions clearly.35 resourcesAI Product DesignersPatterns, tools and learning for designers building AI products, and for designers using AI in their own process. Study how AI interfaces handle prompting, trust and errors, then prototype with the same tools your engineers use.32 resources

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