Build a front-end resource for your team
Patternry makes it simple to build styleguides, design pattern libraries, complete front-end resources or anything in between. A front-end resource can contain design patterns, HTML & CSS, wireframes, images, links, and more.
Combine design & code into reusable building blocks.
Design patterns explain common design problems and how they can be solved. Code snippets and live examples bring the patterns to life. Patterns help designers communicate their ideas and help developers turn these ideas into working software.
Why build a custom front-end resource?
Reusable patterns increase consistency, improve design productivity and reduce implementation time. Patterns give team members a shared understanding of the company’s primary building blocks for interface design & development.
A front-end resource allows your software team to focus on shipping software rather than making software.
Different Design Patterns For Different Needs
Mini Pattern
When all you need is a short description and images. Can also contain links and code snippets.
- Great for
- Style Guides
- Lightweight UI Design Pattern Library
Full Pattern
When you need to go into the details of what, when, how, etc. Can also contain images, links and code snippets.
- Great for
- UI Design Pattern Library
HTML Pattern
When you want to combine design and code. Use HTML, CSS and Javascript to build living examples of your patterns.
- Great for
- Front-End Resource
- HTML/CSS Pattern Library
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Export a single pattern, a pattern library or your entire workspace.
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