Show HN: Library of 537 wireframe blocks for Sketch, Figma(source.forpeople.studio)
source.forpeople.studio
Show HN: Library of 537 wireframe blocks for Sketch, Figma
https://source.forpeople.studio/
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looks very unfinished to me, am i missing something?
It looks unfinished because it's meant for you to apply your own styles to it. It's unopinionated.
From what they say on Product Hunt, it's all connected to a design so you can change styles once, and they get applied everywhere, so you can apply your project's palette etc, and boom, it looks right.
The idea is that you can very quickly wireframe any kind of sales site and make it your own. It looks like it could be very useful, as there are so many variations on each component.
What's really interesting is that it seems to also have a bootstrap version of everything, so after you quickly mock it up, you can quickly code something that matches. Again, adding your own styles. With Figma outputting CSS, that should work very nicely.
Wow. By answering your question, I've just sold myself on buying it.
[EDIT - EXPIRED CODE] Discount code on the product hunt site: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/source-wireframe-kit?utm_s...
From what they say on Product Hunt, it's all connected to a design so you can change styles once, and they get applied everywhere, so you can apply your project's palette etc, and boom, it looks right.
The idea is that you can very quickly wireframe any kind of sales site and make it your own. It looks like it could be very useful, as there are so many variations on each component.
What's really interesting is that it seems to also have a bootstrap version of everything, so after you quickly mock it up, you can quickly code something that matches. Again, adding your own styles. With Figma outputting CSS, that should work very nicely.
Wow. By answering your question, I've just sold myself on buying it.
[EDIT - EXPIRED CODE] Discount code on the product hunt site: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/source-wireframe-kit?utm_s...
wireframes are 'blocky' on purpose, they are meant to aid in initial stages of the design process.