Design systems are more important than ever as companies are building more complex digital products. A design system helps with consistency, eliminates redundancy, and reduces technical debt. Design Systems Repo is a frequently updated collection of Design System examples, articles, books, tools, and talks/presentations.

Feather is a collection of simply beautiful open source icons. Each icon is designed on a 24x24 grid with an emphasis on simplicity, consistency and readability.

A macOS app for designers and developers to get quick access to WCAG color contrast ratios. Made by @soffes and @mds.

Ludus is a powerful web application that lets you integrate all the power of the Internet into your slides.

Makerlog is the dead-simple task log that helps you stay productive and ship faster.

DesignRevision builds free and premium Bootstrap templates and themes, is publishing web design and UI and interaction design inspiration articles and features and reviews the best tools for visual creatives all around.

Purp is a to-do and goal tracker app to help the users achieve their goals, accomplish projects, and manage daily tasks on a smart way. The app has the Brain function. It shows which task you have to do in given time of the day in order to reach each of your goals effectively and in time.

Tyffle is a tool that lets you try Google Fonts super fast. It was built because the maker found it difficult to choose fonts from such a massive collection. This tool replaces the need to repeat the following steps: load fonts, change the code and then see how they look. You can even preview them later on after bookmarking.

Learn UI/UX design through hands-on projects and 1-on-1 mentorship from expert designers. Add design to your resume and level up your career.

Kactus is an app to unlock true version control for your design without changing your existing tools. It takes advantage of the new sketch file format and transforms them into a format that git can understand. By doing so, we can close the gap between designers and developers by using a common platform: Github.

If you need to raise money for your startup, your first step will be to create a pitch deck. If you’ve never done it before and you’re a first-time entrepreneur, it can be incredibly daunting. It was for me, at least. Hence, here's a long list of decks that I often look at if I'm lacking in idea or direction. Now, you can too!