Patterns aggregates components in one searchable site. It helps designers and engineers discover popular UI/UX practices to implement in their own products.
👋 Hey Product Hunt!
I found myself spending way too much time browsing the web to find the right component or get design inspiration for my products.
There are so many great components out there, but visibility and discoverability is a huge blocker. For example, did you know that React Fast Marquee and React Masonry existed? It was hard to even know WHAT to search if you don't know the terms "marquee" and "masonry".
That's why I'm excited to share Patterns with you all. With Patterns,
• Compare design systems
• See UI/UX standards for basic components
• Find the right component for your product
We're starting with components from popular libraries, but want to also begin pulling in independent components.
- Teddy & Alex
I love how it aggregates components in one searchable site. It's definitely a time-saver when it comes to finding the perfect component for my projects.
I'm curious, does Patterns offer any sort of feedback or review system for the components? It would be great to see what other users have to say about their experience using different components.
Also, have you considered adding a feature where users can submit their own components to the platform? This could create a vibrant community where users can contribute and share their own UI/UX practices.
Looking forward to seeing Patterns in action and exploring all the amazing UI/UX practices it has to offer! Keep up the great work!
Congrats on launch! Impressed that these components are actually interactive and looking forward to using some components I find on here.
What a great idea! I've always loved mobbin, saasinterface, pttrns, etc... but this is so much better because these are real components you can actually use! Nice work team Teddy & Alex!
Great for discovering visual components! Useful for Product ppl to see "industry standards".
Upvoted and bookmarked.
Really nice tool!
How do you manage available style systems? I mean how do you plan to have things simple to find?
Congrats on the launch!
The struggle to find the name for components is so real. Add SwiftUI components please!
