Hmm, these are fancy animations and interactinos but not necessarily "excellent user experiences". I don't see these as providing a great experience to a user who wants to get a job done... say learn more information about a product or understand the benefits of a service.

Better label would be "20 Fancy Website Designs That Use Motion"

I personally would prefer the term "borrow" or "copy" rather than "steal." Steal implies you're intentionally copying someone's creative work without credit.

FYI - it appears they have stopped development on this app. They haven't released an update in the past 7 months.

I actually enjoyed the transitions. Although I see the abruptness, I think the foundation is perfect just needs a little tweaking.

I found this whole article insulting. The emoji is yellow. I'm white dude and my hands do not look yellow. It's just the default emoji. Nobody is thinking about race until you make it about race.

I'd also pay for this. I wouldn't want it to be too non-technical. That is, I'd love to see it go deeper for those of us who know how to build stuff, while allowing non-technical folks to stay at that higher level.

I've built React web apps and designed and built Swift iOS and Android apps, but haven't yet learned React Native. But I want to. And I want to learn how to build an app. I may not be your target market, though :)

Hmm, anyone else not able to get past the sign in screen? I enter my Dribbble u/p but nothing happens. The page just reloads. I confirmed I'm using the right password as I'm able to sign in with it in Mobile Safari. I do have some special characters in my password, wonder if that's creating the problem...

I have to agree with you. It's great to see some fresh ideas on how to improve healthcare. However, there are so many things in their overview video that are simply impossible to do given today and tomorrow's healthcare structure, processes and regulations.

It's easy to re-imagine healthcare as an awesome experience, in my opinion. It's much harder to re-imagine healthcare with ideas that are grounded in possibility.

How do you get multiple versions of IE on a single Window machine at the same time?