Sitesfor
Developers
Four free websites that save time when you build, design and ship projects. Each one solves a real problem: UI code, App Store screenshots, resumes and small UI details.
Kexsio: free UI components
Best for: front-end developers who want ready-made sections.
Kexsio is a gallery of UI components you can preview live. For each one, you can copy the code or take the original AI prompt and recreate it yourself. It covers backgrounds, cards, heroes and footers, and you can sort by newest or trending.
Visit kexsio.comApp-Mockup: App Store screenshots
Best for: iOS and mobile app developers preparing a store listing.
App-Mockup is a free App Store screenshot maker with no watermark. Pick a device, add your icon, name, subtitle and developer name, then see the preview before you export.
Visit app-mockup.comOverleaf: resumes written in LaTeX
Best for: anyone who wants a clean, professional resume.
Overleaf is an online LaTeX editor. Write code on the left, see the finished PDF on the right. Start from a resume template and edit it, and your layout stays consistent. It is free to use.
Visit overleaf.comDesign Spells: micro-interactions
Best for: designers and developers who care about polish.
Design Spells collects small animations and subtle UI details that make a project feel finished. Browse by tags such as Mobile, Desktop, Animation, Easter Egg and Button, and use what you find as inspiration.
Visit designspells.comQuick tip: Use Kexsio to build your page, Design Spells to add the final touches, App-Mockup to prepare your launch images, and Overleaf to keep your resume ready.