One-stop hub for
design portfolios & resources
UiPedia started as a weekend itch. A single place where designers, especially the lost and just-starting ones could find solid design resources and portfolio inspo without getting buried in a hundred tabs. I kept wishing something like this existed when I began, so I went ahead and built it.
My friend Aditya handled the code. I took over everything else. Branding, UX, outreach, you name it. If it looks clean, feels useful, or made you save it for later, I probably had something to do with it. We keep adding fresh stuff every month, and it's slowly turning into a go-to pitstop for designers who want to get better, faster.
role
Builder & Co-creator
SCOPE OF WORK
Product Design
Branding
Content
industry
Resources
Design
What I did at uipedia
Brought in 14.6K active users without spending on ads.
Clocked 74K+ total views, all organic.
Average user stuck around for 1 minute 8 seconds.
Logged 25.9 daily active users on autopilot.
the origin story
Building UiPedia for People Like Us
No brief. No constraints. Just an itch to make something we’d actually use. Unlike client projects, we weren’t boxed in by timelines or deliverables. That gave us freedom, but also the chaos that comes with it.
We wanted UiPedia to feel premium. Clean, sharp, and worth a designer’s bookmark bar. Something you’d open at 1 a.m. for inspiration or 9 a.m. when starting a new gig.
Here’s what we focused on:
Timeless Branding: something that felt more museum, less marketplace.
Curated Resources: no fluff, just things that save time and make you better.
Designer-first Thinking: built for people who live in Figma and obsess over fonts.
The result? A self-funded playground that looks classy and works hard.
DESIGN CHALLENGES
Designing Flow That Feels Effortless
Once the brand felt right, the next challenge was structure. We weren’t just listing links, we were building a space to explore. After a few iterations, we landed on a clean three-column layout. It lets you browse by category, preview in an iframe, and open in a new tab if it clicks.
But with over 700+ resources, categories weren’t enough. So we added search. Quick, smart, and built for people on a mission.
Then came bookmarks. One click, and your favorites stayed with you. Come back next week or next month, they’ll still be right where you left them.