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  • How do you find inspiration for your design projects?

    Didem Erişkin
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    Mertcan Esmergül
    dribbble is kinda dead in terms of engagement so I've been mostly on twitter for the past 1.5 - 2 years.
    Pinterest, am I old school :D
    Kostya Bolshukhin
    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.
    Nico Spijker
    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.
    Eseniia Lee
    I look around for references, use new products for the experience. I notice things on my way..and chat with AI :)
    Karthik Tatikonda
    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!
    Adarsh Kumar
    Honestly, from other people's product.
    @adarshkmr this is the truth and so many people won’t say this. I’ve taken so may element ideas from other products and morphed it into my own
    Umair Zubair
    Research existing designs and trends. Nature and environment. Art, culture, and museums. Collaborative brainstorming. Problem-solving approach.
    Deep Lakhani
    Here is curated design inspiration resources worth checkout. https://tools.so/categories/Desi...
    Victoriia Shymanska
    I just start doing smth and then inspiration come to me :) Also I use such services as Creative Market or Envato elements
    Chalie Clark
    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.
    Judith Clary
    Brainstorming sessions: Discussing project goals and inspirations with designers, users, or other stakeholders can lead to unexpected ideas and fresh perspectives.
    Moon
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    ReplyMind
    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.
    Darcy Andrews
    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.
    Ethan Foster
    Books, especially those with rich visuals or unique layouts, are my go-to.
    Oliver Thomes
    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.
    techinon
    We actually do it on the projector which helps a lot and motivate a lot. Are you ready to dive into the captivating world of projectors? Look no further than Also Check - your one-stop hub for all things related to projectors!
    Yannick
    Dribbble and Muzli are my main inspirations tools.