Solved a broken inspiration workflow with a curated library of web design patterns

Design inspiration sites are everywhere, but most show full page screenshots that force you to hunt for the one section you actually need. If you’re looking for pricing card examples or hero layouts, you’re stuck scrolling through dozens of full pages hoping to spot what you’re after. I built Component Grid to solve that problem. It’s a curated gallery where designers can filter by specific components like headers, footers, testimonials, and pricing cards to find exactly what they need in seconds instead of wasting time digging through a gallery of screenshots that aren’t helpful.

I built Component Grid in Webflow with growth in mind from the start. Rather than rushing to launch with a small library, I spent time building an automation system using Zapier, Airtable, and ChatGPT that handles the repetitive work. That automation allows me to manually curate each item to maintain quality, but AI helps write summaries, assigns tags, and queues posts for Instagram and Twitter. This turns a ten minute manual process into a single image upload that lets me spend more time curating content.