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The 5 best websites every designer should know

A curated selection of galleries, communities and everyday tools that designers keep coming back to. Each link includes a short note on what makes it worth saving.

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The 5 best websites every designer should know

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awwwards.comdribbble.commobbin.combehance.netfonts.google.com

Each link comes with a short note on what makes it worth saving, so you can skim before you open anything.

Awwwards

awwwards.com

The awards for web design, creativity and innovation. Browse the winners when you need a bar to aim for.

Visit awwwards.com

Dribbble

dribbble.com

Where designers show work in progress. Good for visual ideas and for seeing how others solve a screen.

Visit dribbble.com

Mobbin

mobbin.com

Real app screens organised by flow (onboarding, checkout, settings). The reference when you need to see how it is done in production.

Visit mobbin.com

Behance

behance.net

Full case studies, not just shots. Portfolios, branding and process, from students to studios.

Visit behance.net

Google Fonts

fonts.google.com

Free, well-licensed type you can test in the browser and ship the same day.

Visit fonts.google.com

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