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Where do I start?
See our service in action at http://patternry.com. You can start a new account here for free.
What is Patternry?
Patternry is a SaaS that helps organizations keep User Interface design patterns, components and code snippets in one place. Patternry makes it easy for designers, developers and others communicate and design great User Experiences.
Why to use it?
Component libraries such as Twitter Bootstrap have helped a lot of people build better Web apps faster. With Patternry companies can build their own HTML+CSS pattern libraries with no hassle. See our front page for more benefits and details.
What are UI design patterns?
A user interface design pattern is a document that describes a common UI design problem and a good solution for that problem, in a way that the solution can be reused over and over again.
What are HTML patterns?
HTML pattern is a UI design pattern where the designer can instantly see how the html+css pairings look like. Our editor makes it possible to test, mockup and experiment HTML and CSS live. Developers can then easily use the pattern in their work just by copy-pasting the snippets to their projects.
Are there other cool things I should know?
All the patterns in our Open Library are licensed under Creative Commons, and are available for everyone to use for free. They can be used for inspiration, design reference, learning, and more. And of course, people can use these patterns as a great starting point for building their own pattern libraries on Patternry.
What’s the business model?
We operate on SaaS business model. Take a look at our pricing.
What’s the funding status of the company?
We are bootstrapping.
How many employees does Patternry have?
We are three persons:
- Johannes Hocksell (johannes@patternry.com), co-founder and CEO
- Janne Lammi (janne@patternry.com), co-founder and UX specialist / Patternista
- Matti Varjokallio (matti@patternry.com), co-founder and Lead Developer
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