Tessli

About Tessli

A calmer route to useful design resources.

Tessli is a manually curated index for designers, frontend developers, product builders, and small teams that need useful references without another noisy feed.

Useful references should be easier to find and judge.

Tessli brings together design resources that can help with a real task: researching an interface, choosing a type tool, finding an accessible component library, or studying a useful pattern.

The public catalogue begins with 295 repository-managed resources across 11 practical categories. It is intended to be searchable and reviewable rather than endlessly expanded.

Tessli is an index, not a mirror or a permission slip.

A listing links to its original destination and gives limited descriptive context. Tessli does not reproduce a destination site, sell access to it, or claim ownership of its name, content, or visual work.

A listing is not an endorsement, a quality guarantee, or permission to copy another product's interface. Check the original source before using any asset, code, or design reference in production.

The catalogue is maintained in the open.

Phase 1 catalogue changes live in Tessli's public repository so additions and corrections can be reviewed with their source context. Browser-local saves stay private to the browser where they were made; browsing does not require an account.

  • Explore and search the public catalogue without an account.
  • Save useful resources privately in the current browser.
  • Suggest additions and corrections through the published contribution paths.