I struggle to find real-world UI examples that are actually relevant to the screen I’m designing.

Browse and discover real-world UI examples tailored to the specific screen you’re designing. This feature helps you quickly find relevant references so you can design with more confidence and less time spent searching.

This feature helps you find real-world UI examples that closely match the screen you are currently designing. Instead of searching broadly across generic galleries, you can view curated and searchable references organized by screen type and common UI patterns. You can use it when starting a new design to quickly align on layout conventions and content structure. It is also useful during iteration when you need to compare solutions for specific components or flows on that screen. By focusing on relevance, it reduces time spent filtering through unrelated examples and lowers the chance of copying patterns that do not fit your context. It supports design exploration by exposing you to multiple approaches for the same screen goal. It can be used in early discovery for inspiration as well as in later stages to validate usability expectations. The end result is faster decision-making and more consistent, grounded UI choices based on real implementations.