Little Big Details, curated by Floris Dekker, is a long-running catalog of small, thoughtful details in digital product design — a subtle empty state, a smart default, a well-timed animation — each submitted as a screenshot with a short note on why it works.
It trains you to notice details you'd otherwise scroll past — the whole premise is that great UX is often invisible, so reading through entries is a genuinely different kind of inspiration than browsing full-page visual design.
Good for product and UX designers who want to build a sharper eye for micro-interactions and edge-case states, not for anyone looking for overall visual or brand direction.
The site had its most active period in the mid-2010s and the pace of new submissions has slowed a lot since — what's there is still genuinely good, but don't expect it to reflect the newest design trends.
A collection of the small interactions and details that make great products great.
