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Free design websites that should be illegal to know (mega thread):

1. Figcomponents .com

Over 1000+ free Figma components!

Discover, copy and paste UI components in Figma with the most efficient way to build designs

2. Figmaelements .com

Awesome free and customizable illustrations for your next UI project.

3. uxarchive .com

The latest mobile UI design inspiration, websites, apps, and user flows.

4. Fontshare .com

A huge collection of beautiful fonts. All are free to use for both commercial and personal projects.

5. Nappy .co

High-quality and free-to-use stock photos of black and brown people. For commercial and personal use.

6. uxfol .io

UX portfolio building made fast & easy. Choose customizable template and start building your portfolio!

7. Icons8 .com

High-quality, free vector and 3D illustrations. Multiple categories to choose from - over 121 styles.

8. Thenounproject .com

Free icons & stock photos for every design need. Over 5 million diverse icons and photos.

9. TinyWOW .com

Free alternatives to paid tools

• Edit PDFs
• Remove backgrounds from images
• Edit images
• Convert files

10. colors.muz .li

Color Palette Generator for designers. Create beautiful color schemes live, in your browser.

11. goodui .org

Learn from UI patterns of the leading companies. A/B tests, patterns, templates, and more.

Improve your UI with the best examples.

12. pageflows .com

Watch video walkthroughs of popular apps and websites. Learn best flow patterns from commercial products.

13. stockai .com

Look up any image you need. If there are none, it will create one for you with AI. It's super fun.

And it's free to use!

Which website is your favorite?

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Influence - The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini

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Robert Cialdini’s “Influence” was one of the books he learned from.

The Outsiders by William N. Thorndike Jr.

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Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl

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Add in some calf work and ab work.

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It's all in French, but if you're up for it you can read:
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