Refero

Overview

Refero is a UI/UX design reference library that gives designers access to a large collection of real-world screenshots from web and iOS products. It exists to solve the time-consuming problem of hunting for relevant design inspiration across scattered sources like Dribbble, Behance, or manual app browsing.

The library targets designers who need to research how real products handle specific UI patterns, flows, or components — quickly and with precision. Advanced search capabilities let users cut through noise and find exactly the reference they need.

Key Benefits

• Access tens of thousands of UI/UX screenshots from real web and iOS products in one place.
• Use advanced search to locate specific design patterns, screens, or components without manual browsing.
• Research both web and iOS platforms from a single unified reference collection.
• Save time by replacing scattered, multi-source inspiration hunting with a focused design reference tool.

How It Works

You open Refero and use the advanced search to query by design pattern, screen type, or product category. The library returns matching screenshots sourced from real web and iOS applications. You browse the results to find relevant UI references for your current project.

Use Cases

• Product designers at SaaS companies researching how competitors handle onboarding flows or dashboard layouts.
• Freelance UI designers looking for real-world pattern references before starting a new client project.
• iOS app designers studying how top mobile products structure navigation and screen hierarchies.
• UX researchers compiling visual examples of specific interaction patterns across multiple products.
• Design students building awareness of real UI conventions used in production web and mobile apps.

Why Choose This Product

Refero is best suited for designers who regularly need real-world UI references and want a dedicated, searchable library rather than piecing together inspiration from general-purpose platforms. The product focuses specifically on web and iOS, so designers working on other platforms may find coverage limited.