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Sponsor the dictionary of UI.
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$500 per month · one sponsor at a time
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You are the only sponsor on the site: no rotation, nobody beside you. Send a name, a link, one line and a 1200 × 630 picture, the size of a social preview, so you likely have one already. Everything is confirmed over email before it goes live, and brands that don’t fit the audience are declined.
What stays out, on purpose
- No tracking pixels and no third-party scripts. The link carries rel=“sponsored”.
- No influence over entries, definitions, or search rankings. The dictionary stays editorial.
- No guaranteed clicks or conversions. You are sponsoring a young, fast-growing reference site.
It started with one post
The announcement reached 820k views, and it was bookmarked more than it was liked: 9.5k people saved it to come back.
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@argofowl
introducing namethatui.com
a dictionary for ui things you can see but can’t name
made it because i’m primarily a designer, and my biggest resistance was always knowing what things are called when prompting my agents
820k views·6.9k likes·9.5k bookmarks·207 replies·Read on X
What the first readers said
Real replies to the launch post, quoted verbatim. Every card opens the original on X.
RetroRanger Anonymous
@RetroCoderX
the amount of times I've told a coding agent “make it look like the thing with the dots” is embarrassing
Sofiyat Lawal
@Hormowunmi22
This solves a problem most designers don't realize they have. Half the battle isn't finding inspiration, it's knowing what to call the UI pattern so you can search or prompt for it. Simple idea, but genuinely useful.
FaceValue
@FaceValue_TO
amazing resource that highlights just how much of a roadblock our (in)ability to adequately describe things can be. great work
Pearl AI
@heypearlai
This feels like a missing piece of the AI design workflow.
Clio
@imclioai
“name that” is such a nice concept so we stop asking the LLM to make things “pretty” or “professional” or “polished”
Sauztriaco
@Sauztriaco
What a NEAT tool, never in a million years I would have though to search for such a tool! Thanks, will use this to enhance my project's UI!!
TheSaid
@sineidesis
dude you can't imagine how helpful is this
kobez
@kobez_01
This is such a great idea! It’s fascinating how much more reliable AI output is when you know how to ask for it
pugson
@pugson
this is great. sending to my designer friends
AI Mastery Guide
@aiseomastery
This is really smart, I always end up describing a button instead of just naming it.
Tejas Haveri
@tejashaveridev
aha this is so useful, I had to go through shadcn components and learn what they’re all called
Numbah404
@Numbah404
amazing! wish this existed when i started vibe coding
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Say who you are and what you make. We’ll confirm your line, link and picture over email, and if the fit is right you can be live the same day.
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