15 new resources just added to the directory

The directory just picked up fifteen new resources. Most of them sit in the space where design work and productivity overlap: inspiration libraries you can search instead of scroll, small utilities that replace a whole afternoon of fiddling, and tools that turn raw screenshots into something presentable. Every link below goes straight to the original source.

1. Dan Koe on X

A short post from writer and creator Dan Koe about doing focused, self-directed work and building your day around one clear priority. Useful as a quick reset when your attention is spread across too many projects. Link: https://x.com/thedankoe/status/2093051293078261973

2. Design Minis

A directory of the small, single-purpose tools made by designers: colour, type, motion, icons and more. Instead of hunting through old bookmarks, you get one searchable shelf of utilities that each do one job well. Link: https://www.designminis.com/

3. Posts.design

Social post design inspiration taken from what leading companies actually ship. You see real layouts, copy patterns and visual systems rather than concept work, which shortens the research step before you make your own graphics. Link: https://posts.design/

4. CollectUI

A long-running library of UI shots and interface ideas sorted into browsable categories. When you are stuck on a single screen, it gives you a fast pass through dozens of takes on the same pattern. Link: https://collectui.com/

5. 60fps.design

A curated collection of UI and UX animation details captured from some of the best iOS and web apps. It is the quickest way to study how good products handle transitions, feedback and micro-interactions. Link: https://60fps.design/

6. OGFolio

A curated library of Open Graph images from around the web, so you can see what actually looks good in a feed or chat unfurl before you design your own share card. Link: https://www.ogfolio.com/

7. Seesaw

A daily curation of well-made websites, covering layout, typography and overall visual direction. It keeps a swipe file running for you without any effort on your side. Link: https://www.seesaw.website/

8. Reelfolio

Turns screenshots, mockups and clips into a professional video portfolio using templates and drag-and-drop editing. No video skills required, which matters when you just need a presentable reel for a client. Link: https://reelfolio.io/

9. Shotbase

A modern screen capture workspace for macOS. Capture, record, edit, organise and share from one streamlined flow instead of leaving untitled screenshots scattered across your desktop. Link: https://shotbase.com/

10. Kitbitz

More than 2,000 free hand-drawn illustrations available as SVG and PNG, with ready-made Figma kits and a plugin. Everything is free for commercial use under CC0, so there is no licence overhead. Link: https://kitbitz.art/

11. Rare UI

A free, open-source registry of rare animated React components built with Tailwind CSS, Motion and the shadcn CLI. You copy a component, keep the code and skip rebuilding polished interactions yourself. Link: https://www.rareui.com/

12. Morphicons

A tiny library that morphs any SVG icon into another with spring physics, working with Lucide, Tabler and Heroicons across React, Vue, Svelte, React Native, Astro and vanilla JavaScript. Zero dependencies and a very small footprint. Link: https://www.morphicons.com/

13. Hano

A browser-based studio for 3D device mockups. Build the scene, animate it, customise the screens and export polished product visuals without a slow render pipeline. Link: https://www.hano.so/

14. Beyond UI

A premium Figma UI kit and design system for SaaS apps and landing pages, with thousands of components, SaaS templates and AI-ready files that work with coding assistants. Link: https://www.beyondui.design/

15. Raylight

Turns screenshots, shapes and footage into cinematic product videos in minutes, with no motion design skills needed. A practical route to a launch video when hiring an editor is not worth the time. Link: https://www.raylight.app/

How to use this list

Do not try all fifteen. Pick the one that removes a step you repeat every week: a capture tool if you share screenshots constantly, an inspiration library if you keep restarting the same screen, or a video tool if your launches always stall at the demo. Then come back for the next one when that habit sticks.

All fifteen are now live in the directory, filed under their categories and types, with links pointing directly at the original websites.