Pattern Collect alternatives

Framer is an amazing product that brings design so close to reality for the first time. Making your canvas into a web page is something other tools haven't done, but Framer has. During the Beta period, Framer's team always provided the quickest support for designers who needed features like ZIndex, Grids, and more. Not only that, but Framer still retains its original prototyping features, which is rare for a product with big changes. In terms of visual design, Framer still needs improvement, such as improving the experience of vector tools. Framer must be one of the most valuable software for designers!

Simply the best look-up tool for designers especially in smaller businesses to help accelerate best-in-class 'standard' flows in smaller teams. It's also a great source of inspiration and guidance seeing how large teams tackle cross platform problems

Incredible work by the GitBook team. Love the new GitBook Lens feature. It decreases the amount of support tickets that we receive while providing great answers. A bit hard to find in the search UI as users might not be familiar with "Lens".

Durves seems like a unique tool that would be really useful for a range of visual professionals. I'm particularly intrigued by the ability to create curved point design patterns. As a user, will I be able to customize the curvature, spacing, and thickness of these designs? And how does the exporting process work? Can these designs be easily integrated into design software like Adobe Creative Suite? Looking forward to exploring this tool further!

For me as an art collector Collet is a great and long-awaited tool to communicate and share my collection with other art lovers and collectors. For me as an investor Collet is a fantastic instrument to analyze and track new trends and price changes for the items in my collection and new pieces I’d love to have in. Another feature I love about Collet is that you can buy and sell art items directly between collectors.