There are many of us coming from all professions other than web development. Yet most of us need a website. I for one am not a designer and I need help. Over time, I have create a list of design resources for inspiration. These can be particulary good at providing you llm a reference style so you can BREAKOUT of the Vibe Coded Slop. Here’s a curated list of the best design idea resources for visual inspiration in 2026. These are the go-to platforms used by professional designers, illustrators, and creatives for UI/UX, graphic design, branding, illustration, product design, fashion, architecture, and more. Top All-Around Visual Inspiration Platforms Rank Resource Best For Why It’s Great 1 Pinterest -- The ultimate visual discovery engine. Create boards, infinite scrolling inspiration 2 Behance (Adobe) -- High-quality curated projects from top global designers 3 Dribbble -- UI/UX, illustration, motion. Shot-based inspiration, very trend-forward 4 Awwwards -- Daily awards for the best websites and digital experiences 5 Designspiration -- Clean moodboarding. Minimal, beautiful interface focused purely on visual inspiration SPECIALIZED DESIGN INSPIRATION SITES SitesUI/UX & Digital Product Design - Mobbin – Best for real mobile & web app UI patterns (thousands of screenshots) - UI8 – High-quality UI kits + inspiration - Lapa.ninja – Beautiful landing page gallery - Pageflows – User flow & interaction inspiration - Refero.design – Real-world SaaS interface references - Screenlane – Daily curated mobile app designs Graphic Design & Illustration - Abduzeedo – Daily design & illustration articles + galleries - It’s Nice That – Creative projects across disciplines - Creative Bloq – News + inspiration roundups - Illustration Daily / The Illustration Room - MIMO (Made in Moon) – Beautiful curated design feed Branding & Logo Design - Logopond – Logo inspiration - Brand New (UnderConsideration) – Brand identity case studies - BP&O (Branding, Packaging & Opinion) – In-depth branding reviews

Hey everyone, I'm currently in the process of porting all my articles and posts over to David's Corner — a fresh new home for my writing. (In the Classroom) As part of this update, I'm excited to introduce two brand-new additions: - @Noah Taylor - Vibe Coding Rules - @David Herrera - ADVANCED Coding Best Practices Stay tuned — more high-quality content, refined insights, and practical coding wisdom coming your way very soon! Thanks for your support as I make this transition. PS: Please send me any notable additions that I might have missed. I value the community's input as we grow to make this the Best Darn Source for intelligent AI systems.

https://open.substack.com/pub/prosperinai/p/stop-hitting-claude-usage-limits?r=7y10ys&utm_medium=ios Found this great post on Substack by Ilia Katelin on how Claude operates under the hood and how it’ll processes tokens. The post starts with very basic prompting strategies then goes deeper into to settings and eventually on how to configure Claude files. We learn many of these in this community and through the ICM system, but there are some great nuggets here. One of my big takeaways for me is that Claude uses less tokens to ingest a document via a connector (eg Google Drive) vs dropping it into the context window itself. 🤯 Hope this brings value!