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Design Resources for Developers
DESCRIPTION
This repository is a large, curated list of design resources created to help developers build better-looking products without hunting all over the web. It groups tools and libraries into practical categories—color palettes, icons, illustrations, fonts, UI kits, stock photos, mockups, CSS frameworks, design inspiration, accessibility, and more—so you can jump straight to what you need. Each entry typically includes a short label and link, emphasizing utility over long descriptions and making the list easy to scan. The collection favors free and high-quality options, which is helpful for solo developers, students, and small teams working on tight budgets. Because categories are broad and technology-agnostic, the list works whether you build in React, Vue, vanilla HTML/CSS, or mobile stacks. It is a living catalog that developers often bookmark as a one-stop hub for visual assets and front-end polish.
Features
- Curated links organized by practical design categories
- Emphasis on free or generous-tier resources for indie budgets
- Coverage from colors and icons to UI kits and accessibility tools
- Skimmable entries that minimize time from need to solution
- Tech-agnostic resources suitable for any front-end stack
- Community-friendly list that evolves with new contributions
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