Sunday, February 7, 2016

Do you know any comparative resources like mobile-patterns.com



Mari Sheibley is the lead designer of foursquare and has created this awesome site comparing mobile UI patterns - for example showing how a feed page looks in different applications, etc.


I've found this site very useful and was wondering if you know of similar resources, either covering other patterns and platforms (web apps, desktop stuff, other mobile platforms).


(just to clarify - I don't know Mari and am not affiliated with her in any way)



Answer



[This is a recent blog post of mine from here: http://uxformobile.com/mobile-pattern-galleries -- I'll replicate it here:]



I've stumbled upon several different mobile UI pattern libraries over the past few weeks and thought I'd compile a list of them to share:


http://androidpatterns.com - Android-centric, but also an excellent example of what (at least in my opinion)is a quality pattern library should consist of: wireframes, examples, clear description and specific dos and don'ts.


http://pttrns.com - screenshot gallery of iPhone applications .


http://mobile-patterns.com - similar to pttrns.com but with more vowels


http://lovelyui.com - another gallery of screen shots.


I'm still on the fence as to whether I like Dribbble or am annoyed by it (maybe I'm annoyed because no one has invited me yet), but it can also be a source of mobile inpsiration as well when browsing via some of its tags:


http://dribbble.com/tags/ios


http://dribbble.com/tags/interface


http://dribbble.com/tags/iphone


http://dribbble.com/tags/mobile



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