Mockly
We helped a growing SaaS startup build and launch a conversion-driven marketing site from scratch, complete with branding and responsive UI.
CLIENT
Mockly
SERVICE PROVIDED
Product design, UI/Ux
TIMELINE
3 Months
Goal
Mockly is a web platform made for designers who seek genuine inspiration. What sets us apart is that, instead of manually uploading screenshots and assets, our system automatically gathers the latest UI samples from apps and websites. We also provide semantic search capabilities, allowing users to find relevant design examples simply by entering a text prompt.
Challange
Mockly is a web platform made for designers who seek genuine inspiration. What sets us apart is that, instead of manually uploading screenshots and assets, our system automatically gathers the latest UI samples from apps and websites.
Outcome
Mockly is a web platform made for designers who seek genuine inspiration. What sets us apart is that, instead of manually uploading screenshots and assets, our system automatically gathers the latest UI samples from apps and websites. We also provide semantic search capabilities,
Project timeline
Table of Contents
Overview & Challenges
Design Solutions
Development Solutions
Conclusion
Design Tools Lack Real-World Product Context
Most existing platforms like Mobbin and AppShots only offer static screenshots with limited depth. Designers and product teams struggle to understand full product flows, UX logic, and how screens work together across a journey. This creates a gap between inspiration and implementation.
Without UI context or behavioral insight, replicating user-friendly experiences becomes guesswork. It slows teams down, increases rework, and hinders innovation—especially when building in fast-evolving industries like AI, fintech, and productivity SaaS.
Key Challenges
Data Ingestion & Accuracy
Collecting up-to-date screen captures via API or scraping
Ensuring correct grouping of screens into logical flows
User Experience Complexity
Presenting large volumes of content without overwhelming the user
Designing intuitive controls for search, filters, and exports
Performance & Scalability
Rendering dozens of high-res images quickly
Scaling architecture to support growing library size
Mockly’s Design-First Approach to Real-World Problems
Discover Real Product Journeys: Explore full design flows from successful products—onboarding, subscriptions, dashboards, and more.
Browse by Use Case or Industry: Easily filter flows by product type (AI, SaaS, Fintech) and UI goal (auth, search, etc).
View Screens in Logical Order: See how real apps guide users from screen to screen, not just standalone mockups.
View Screens in Logical Order: See how real apps guide users from screen to screen, not just standalone mockups.
Save, Organize, and Share: Create your own design boards to save inspiration and collaborate with your team.
Understand UX Behind the UI: Each screen includes notes on UX purpose, component use, and decision-making logic.
Start Designing with Direction: Use real-world design context to build faster, better, and with proven UX patterns.
Without UI context or behavioral insight, replicating user-friendly experiences becomes guesswork. It slows teams down, increases rework, and hinders innovation—especially when building in fast-evolving industries like AI, fintech, and productivity SaaS.
Design Tools Lack Real-World Product Context
Most existing platforms like Mobbin and AppShots only offer static screenshots with limited depth. Designers and product teams struggle to understand full product flows, UX logic, and how screens work together across a journey. This creates a gap between inspiration and implementation.
Without UI context or behavioral insight, replicating user-friendly experiences becomes guesswork. It slows teams down, increases rework, and hinders innovation—especially when building in fast-evolving industries like AI, fintech, and productivity SaaS.
Application of expertise
Leetpros validation
Leetpros validation and product development expertise took form under its support in refining the initial product specifications and designing the system architecture in the discovery phase. Through the design phase, the usability interviews were essential in designing the ideal product experience. And the development of the product’s beta version was smoothly on time, on budget and on quality.
Throughout the pilot phase with the strategic client’s onsite deployment, Linnify’s team was involved through continuous usability testing,
Services provided
• Product Validation
• Market Research
• Rapid Prototyping
• UX/UI Design
• Product Management
• Software Development
• Quality Assurance
• Go-to-market Strategy
Balancing Act: InformationDensity vs. Visual Appeal
Most existing platforms like Mobbin and AppShots only offer static screenshots with limited depth. Designers and product teams struggle to understand full product flows, UX logic, and how screens work together across a journey. This creates a gap between inspiration and implementation.
Without UI context or behavioral insight, replicating user-friendly experiences becomes guesswork. It slows teams down, increases rework, and hinders innovation—especially when building in fast-evolving industries like AI, fintech, and productivity SaaS.
