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A 9-weight variable neo-grotesk with real italics and tabular figures

  • True italics for all nine weights
  • Optical-size axis tightens spacing at large sizes
  • Tabular figures for tables and dashboards

$120

  • Rampsmith

    Generates accessible 11-step color ramps and checks every pair for contrast

    FreemiumFree / $6/mo

  • Ledgerline UI

    A finance dashboard kit with 420 components and charts that use real numbers

    Paid$49

  • Firstrun Archive

    1,900 onboarding screens from 340 apps, tagged by pattern and step

    Paid$12/mo

  • Deskside Devices

    80 photoreal device mockups with smart objects and Figma frames

    Paid$39

resources by category

UI kits

Component libraries, app screens and design-system starters for Figma, with code where it exists.

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UI kits
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
Ledgerline UIA finance dashboard kit with 420 components and charts that use real numbersUI kitsPaid$49
Quietboard AdminAdmin panel templates in Figma and Tailwind HTML, with a usable free coreUI kitsFreemiumFree / $79
Parley Chat KitMessaging UI components, from typing indicators to threaded repliesUI kitsPaid$24
Tokenbench StarterA token pipeline template that turns one JSON file into CSS, iOS and Android valuesUI kitsOpen sourceFree

Icons

Icon sets drawn on a consistent grid, in SVG, Figma and font formats, from 16px UI glyphs to animated icons.

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Icons
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
Wiggle Icons150 animated interface icons as Lottie, SVG and CSSIconsFreemiumFree / $8/mo
Duotone Depot1,100 two-tone icons where both colors are variables you can swapIconsPaid$29
Filetype Pack220 file-type icons for upload screens, file browsers and docsIconsPaid$12
Stubby Icons640 chunky filled icons for friendly consumer appsIconsPaid$19

Typefaces

Sans, serif, mono and display families for interfaces and editorial work, with weights, scripts and license notes.

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Typefaces
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
Halden GroteskA 9-weight variable neo-grotesk with real italics and tabular figuresTypefacesPaid$120
Orrin SansA humanist UI sans with Latin, Cyrillic and Greek under the Open Font LicenseTypefacesOpen sourceFree
Plinth RoundedA geometric sans with rounded terminals for friendly apps and kids' productsTypefacesPaid$45
Mirela SerifAn editorial text serif with separate optical sizes for body and headlinesTypefacesPaid$90

Illustrations

Character builders, spot drawings, scenes and abstract shapes you can recolor to fit a brand.

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Illustrations
NameCategoryTypePriceAdded
Hallway PeopleA character builder with 1,200 parts for drawing diverse, believable peopleIllustrationsPaid$49
Wayfinder SpotsSpot illustrations for onboarding and feature tours, in three matching stylesIllustrationsFreemiumFree / $25
Nothing Here Yet48 empty-state illustrations with one-click recoloringIllustrationsFreeFree
Isoblock City200 isometric 3D objects with source scenes, renders and transparent PNGsIllustrationsPaid$59

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