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Doing a shameless plug, but if you like this, check my project https://www.waveguide.io/patterns/all https://www.waveguide.io/patterns/all | I document a bunch
by whoisjuan 6y ago
Doing a shameless plug, but if you like this, check my project https://www.waveguide.io/patterns/all https://www.waveguide.io/patterns/all | I document a bunch of software (web, mobile and sometime real life) user experience patterns.
I also document a bunch of other stuff like screenshots of different websites and try to classify them in a meaningful way.
Still a long way to go for this to become what I want it to be but it might be helpful for someone here. Here is the landing page to understand a little bit better what I'm trying to do with this: https://www.waveguide.io/ https://www.waveguide.io/
- lemonberry 6y agoI didn't have a chance to dive too deeply but I just signed up. Thanks for the work and sharing!!
- whoisjuan 6y agoThanks! Really appreciate the support.
- Jetroid 6y agoWhilst the work you're doing is commendable, it feels like the complete opposite of the whimsical website. The whimsical website club aims to "showcase how a more personal web could look", and highlights the weird, unique, and non-traditional things about these creative's websites. The whole idea is about moving away from corporate boringness. Waveguide, meanwhile, seems to be covering very 'corporate' UX patterns that could (and should?) be used in the business world. Those things seem completely different and at odds with each other, so I'm not really sure why you think waveguide is related (other than wanting to self-promote for it's own sake?).
- whoisjuan 6y agoI have fun ones too: https://www.waveguide.io/patterns/web/entry/thanos-snap https://www.waveguide.io/patterns/web/entry/thanos-snap Yeah. Self-promoting but I definitely think is related because it documents this little details that increase the delightfulness of the website.
- sam1r 6y agoAwesome! Sent you an email.