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Animations are here 💽 See how world-class apps use motion to guide, delight, and create seamless experiences — now on Mobbin

typed "apps that use dark mode to make you feel like a hacker" into @Mobbin's AI search go type your thing

realfood.gov is on @mobbin ! Proud to have been part of the @ndstudio team that worked on this campaign

This is how a designer at Intercom collects design inspiration Every designer should copy this creative routine and set aside time regularly to collect patterns, interactions in one place. Remove stuff you don't like anymore Building a personal library of what catches your eye (and pruning it regularly) is what sharpens your taste 👀 Watch the full video on Sneak Peek: youtu.be/_9OdGDjFrCw @DwidenR24 shows how he uses @mymind + @X + @mobbin for design inspiration at @intercom 👇

New mobile apps on Mobbin this week. Featuring @PolestarCars, @Pinterest, @paramountplus, and 3 more. Check them out on mobbin.com

Today is the last day to vote for the @mobbin Awards! Jitter is up for Site of the Year (thank you @FonsMans for the nomination!), and your help would mean the world to us Here's the link to support us 👉 mobbin.com/awards

A true honor for our team - nominated by @mobbin @asallen next to some gorgeous apps for "App of the Year" If you enjoy your little alien, vote here → mobbin.com/awards

@mobbin team is cooking

Happy Hunger Games! @mobbin

every time i browse for an inspo , i see the same thing most of the concepts try to load everything at once every metric. every option. every feature. right there on the first screen. the problem isn't that your product has a lot of data. the problem is you're making the user deal with all of it at the same time. human working memory holds 5-9 things. that's it. hick's law says every additional choice increases decision time logarithmically. expedia removed one form field and made $12M/year more. one field. when you open robinhood you see one number. your portfolio value. that's the job of that screen. the best data-heavy apps don't show less data. they show the right data at the right time. here's what helps: → one primary action per screen if your screen supports two primary actions, it supports zero. → progressive disclosure show the essential stuff first. let users dig deeper when they need to. → the five-second test show someone your screen for 5 seconds. if they can't tell you what it does and what to do next - go back to Figma → ask "what job is this screen does?" if the answer is longer than one sentence, you're trying to do too much → and check @mobbin to see how best in the industry do it! don't show everything. show the one thing that matters right now. the rest can wait one tap away.

mobbin gets it

type your literal thought → @mobbin AI search got you. "pull to refresh pattern" who?

Finally

New web apps on Mobbin this week. Featuring @link, @sanalabs, @Glassdoor, and 1 more. Check them out on mobbin.com

been using @mobbin for design inspiration for years. feels goooood to see our own work up there

The @mobbin challenge is live 🔥 Study the best apps in the world, then build something original. $5K in prizes. Research → Rethink → Build better

Voice capture in @todoist

That search bar specific for the user flows. A masterstroke 🔥. Saves enormous amounts of time. @mobbin

"onboarding screens where users can skip steps but still complete setup later” Yeah, Mobbin AI search gets that.

We’re partnering up with @mobbin for a really fun challenge, coming soon. Get ready 👀

error messages: the glorious copy nobody reads until something breaks and it's the only thing between you and a one-star review searched "error messages" in @mobbin. 2,500 real screens. the range is unhinged (co-star vs ifttt 💃)