Create amazing Dribbble-ready GIFs & 5 emerging UX Trends in 2019

In this week's issue of Creativerly: Generate beautiful websites, a small website to showcase beautiful color combinations, the creative future report, and a lot more.

Create amazing Dribbble-ready GIFs & 5 emerging UX Trends in 2019

Hey and welcome to issue 15 👋

If you are reading this issue of Creativerly on Sunday 12th May,  we are celebrating Mother's day here in Austria. 🥰It is always a great feeling when the whole family comes together and just having a good time. I hope you are enjoying your Sunday as much as I do! 😊

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Apps, Tools, Software

Mockup Frames →

Create amazing Dribbble-ready GIFs, Images or Videos in a few simple clicks. Showcase your designs on a screen of real devices: iPhones, Androids or laptops. Pimp up your Dribbble portfolio, impress your followers and stand out of the crowd.

Landen →

Generate beautiful websites. Edit them with the easiest editor you've ever seen. Then publish your sites with a few clicks. The whole workflow from start to publishing requires no code or design experience. Try it for free without creating an account!

Colorinspire →

A small website to showcase beautiful color combinations in one place. Free to use for your next project. Based on "Colors of the Week" inspiration series published on Ales Nesetril's Instagram.

Wipr →

Wipr blocks all ads, trackers, cryptocurrency miners, EU cookie and GDPR notices, and other annoyances, so you can focus on the content that matters to you. It works in Safari and all apps that use Safari to display web pages.


Goods & Gadgets

Slash/Bed →

An artisan-crafted beautifully minimalist bed frame, redesigned from the ground up to be packed-flat and assembled in minutes by a single person. The Slash/Bed is made by artisans in Indonesia from naturally treated wood sourced from an COC certified lumber partner.

Google Pixel 3a →

Pixel 3a is designed to fit nicely in your hand, and includes an OLED display for crisp images and bright colors. It comes in three colors—Just Black, Clearly White, Purple-ish—and two sizes.


New Resource

ficture.design →

Ficture is the library of a well-designed website's font in use reference. Check out the best typography combination from over 25 websites. Ficture will upload at least 4 Fics every week, so stay tuned for every week's inspiration and updates.


Read On

→ The creative future report  – "We asked more than 3,600 creatives what excites them, what scares them, and what they need in order to do their best work. Here's what we found."

→ 5 emerging UX Trends in 2019  – "The user experience is more important than ever. If a user doesn't get the right experience when visiting a site or device then they will simply go elsewhere to get the experience they want."

→ Why are designers so obsessed with their titles?  – "I’ve been a designer for almost 8 years now and I think it’s my time to give something back to the community to make the world a better place and meanwhile challenge myself to learn how to create content in a more structured way."

→ I wrote the book on user-friendly design. What I see today horrifies me  – "The world is designed against the elderly, writes Don Norman, 83-year-old author of the industry bible Design of Everyday Things and a former Apple VP."


Typeface of the week

The latest release of Prague-based Displaay is the retail version of a typeface that was initially designed for a magazine about indie culture. Named after the magazine, Wallop consists of a sharp sans serif with vertical terminals, although it comes with several rounded alternate characters (for P, R, w, W, m and n) in case you’d like to add a bit of smoothness to your designs.


Till next time! 👋
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