I'm really excited about this. One of the conversations Peldi and I had before I joined Balsamiq was about creating something I've wanted to use for a long time--a site where you could upload wireframes to vet ideas, get feedback, and test concepts with other peer professionals. I'm of the "show me, don't tell me" school of communication. Luckily the excellent UX version of StackExchange was created, and Mockups had the plugin model to integrate with it nicely, so lazyweb wishes can happen witho

Seung Chan Lim, better known as Slim, spent 10 years making software, working in computer science and interaction design at MAYA Design where he was the Assistant Director of Engineering. After some soul searching he began to ask why he was doing what he was doing, and at the suggestion of a mentor, he went out to do something different, something he didn't understand. He went to art school.

Sure you can use a checkbox to enter binary values in a form, but Pinterest goes the hi-fi route and instead uses sexy switches, a la iOS controls, in their email settings form.

The team at Viget have created a free OmniGraffle stencil for designing interfaces with Twitter Bootstrap.

Simple things appeal to me. I like the simplicity of being able to usubscribe immediately. Zerply goes the extra mile and not only gives me options to never get email notifications via links in the notification itself, but also to change the frequency of updates. Nice.

Not only is the big text for the month/day/year picker friendly, but that goofy headlines and "When were you last born?" copy is hilarious, if you catch the joke.

Bootstrap Fireworks a UI Toolkit created Grady Kelly for Twitter Bootstrap, the HTML/CSS/JS framework. The entire UI recreated as vector images for Adobe Fireworks. (Fw PNG)

The first issue includes conversations with web standards wizard Dan Cederholm, all-round-talent Drew Wilson, former last.fm design lead Hannah Donovan, 37signals' designer and product manager Ryan Singer, design entrepreneur Andrew Wilkinson and pixel-perfectionist Benjamin de Cock.

This section of the survey asks the user to drag the icons for items that describe the kind of house and car they own or rent into a drop area in the home above.

The forms use large controls and clear visual feedback using illustrations. Each step of the form is a full screen shown in linear progression.

Yes, I know you hate captchas and they're riddled with problems. Why do it if you don't have to. But if you do it, at least make it a brainless action like this.

I added some dot grid sheets to the printable graph paper, for sketchers that don't like lines. Download here.

The price estimator for web application hosting provider Heroku uses sliders and switches to generate a price for your plan. Select the number of process and database options and the cost estimate updates dynamically.

These postcard-sized Christmas wireframes were lovingly crafted in OmniGraffle. You can download the .graffle file to customize it and send around some holiday cheer.

"a sequential series of illustrations, stills, rough sketches and/or captions (sometimes resembling a comic or cartoon strip) of events, as seen through the camera lens, that outline the various shots or provide a synopsis for a proposed film story (or for a complex scene) with its action and characters; the storyboards are displayed in sequence for the purpose of visually mapping out and crafting the various shot divisions and camera movements in an animated or live-action film; a blank storybo