UI Shopping with Pattern Tap
Published July 22nd, 2008, 11:50pm in Ideas.
I’ve been separating out product-focused feeds from the tech business feeds in my feedreading. Great product feeds include Emily Chang’s eHub, Chris “factoryjoe” Messina’s Flickr feed of notable screenshots, Marshall Kirkpatrick’s custom meta-feed of app sources which includes the aforementioned feeds, Konigi, Dave Winer’s TechJunk and the venerable Signal vs. Noise.
But I think what I really wanted and just didn’t know it is Pattern Tap, which collects and categorizes screenshots of interesting interface elements and allows you to create sets of your favorites. It’s organized UI inspiration.
3 Responses to “UI Shopping with Pattern Tap”
- 1 Pingback on Aug 20th, 2008 at 12:10 am
Hi Sean,
Thanks for the encouraging words. I’m glad to know you find the service useful. I hope its a great fit for all kinds of designers. We look forward to improving it in the coming months as we learn about how people want to use it.
This is interesting