dribbble is kinda dead in terms of engagement so I've been mostly on twitter for the past 1.5 - 2 years.

ı found a good game https://yizzle.com/whatthehex/

Pinterest, am I old school :D

I love consuming and melting ideas from different type of sources Products. I am looking for products in different areas (to avoid just copying analogues). Mostly trying to learn how they make me feel and what feeling I want to pass to my users Behance and dribble. Searching high-level concepts. But with them I have to be aware that some staff could be too theoretical and won’t work in product. Product Hunt. Here I am trying to get a big picture on trends. Staff that resonates and etc.

Dribbble and community/browse other designs that can be copied in apps like Figma, Canva. I have also used graphicriver a lot in the past to find design elements or just get some inspiration. You can also play around a bit with Midjourney and see what it thinks of when you say certain words or phrases.

I look around for references, use new products for the experience. I notice things on my way..and chat with AI :)

My projects are not design projects. But for my projects design, I check out 1. Dribble 2. Figma community 3. Product Hunt 4. Lanndings 5. One page love

First step, get design content ready with help of ChatGPT Next, I just look for some good templates which may help me get my project done faster and then look for some samples around. Combining all these I can give my best in all design projects!

Honestly, from other people's product.

Research existing designs and trends. Nature and environment. Art, culture, and museums. Collaborative brainstorming. Problem-solving approach.

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I just start doing smth and then inspiration come to me :) Also I use such services as Creative Market or Envato elements

Finding inspiration for design projects can come from various sources and methods. I look for inspiration in diverse sources such as nature, art, architecture, and everyday life and explore design blogs, attend conferences, collaborate with others, and stay curious.

Brainstorming sessions: Discussing project goals and inspirations with designers, users, or other stakeholders can lead to unexpected ideas and fresh perspectives.

Where do you usually find your design inspiration? I personally find inspiration by exploring various mediums of art, like photography and painting. I also enjoy researching current design trends and drawing inspiration from nature and architecture. Additionally, I highly recommend checking out platforms like Behance and Dribbble for discovering innovative design work.

Exploring art and other creative disciplines: From architecture and photography to fashion and music, other creative fields offer unique perspectives and can spark unexpected connections for design solutions.

Browsing design platforms: Behance, Dribbble, Pinterest, and other platforms showcase a massive spectrum of design styles and elements. Immersing myself in these platforms exposes me to trends, color palettes, layouts, and more.

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Dribbble and Muzli are my main inspirations tools.

Hey there! Finding inspiration for design projects can be a challenge, but it's always exciting to discover new sources. As someone who is about to launch my own product soon, I'd love to hear your advice on how to successfully launch a product. Your feedback would be really valuable to me once my product is live. Feel free to click on the "Notify" button to get notified when it's ready. Thanks in advance!