🧭 A collection of 8 tools for designing and building interfaces: where to find real-app inspiration, top-tier web design, ready-made animated components, particle backgrounds, a live color playground, spring-physics motion, and full component libraries. For each one β€” a link, what it is, and a "how to use" cheat sheet.

Quick comparison

Site What it gives you Tech Format
mobbin.com Real app screens & full user flows β€” (visual references) Screenshots, flows, patterns
godly.website Curated, top-tier web design inspiration β€” (visual references) Site gallery, screenshots
componentry.dev Animated React components React + Tailwind / Framer Motion Ready-made code (copy)
realtimecolors.com Test palettes & type on a live mockup β€” (color tool) Live preview + exportable CSS / Tailwind
react-spring.dev Spring-physics animation for React React (JS / TS library) npm package / hooks
particles.casberry.in 3D particle & swarm animations β€” (WebGL generator) Exported background / effect
originkit.dev Free animated components (50+) React + Tailwind / motion Ready-made code + AI / MCP
daisyui.com Tailwind component library Tailwind CSS (semantic classes) CSS plugin / class names

1. Mobbin β€” mobbin.com

What it is. A searchable library of 100,000+ real screens from top iOS, Android, and web apps, organized into full user flows. It's not code β€” it's a reference tool for seeing how real products solve onboarding, paywalls, settings, empty states, and everything in between.

How to use it:

  1. Search by app, screen pattern (e.g. "onboarding", "paywall", "checkout"), or UI element.
  2. Browse full flows to see how a screen fits into a journey, not just in isolation.
  3. Save screens to collections / boards to build a project mood board.
  4. Reference them while designing in Figma or briefing an AI prompt.

Note: free browsing is limited; full search and flows are on the paid plan.

Best for: studying proven real-world UX patterns before you design a screen.


2. Godly β€” godly.website

What it is. A hand-curated gallery of astronomically good web design β€” only standout sites make it in. Filter by category like typography, color, 3D, animation, portfolio, or agency. It's inspiration and visual direction, not code.

How to use it:

  1. Browse the feed or filter by style / category.
  2. Open a site to view it live and study layout, motion, and typography.
  3. Save favorites to build a visual direction for your project.