I want to spend less time on UI and focus more on UX. Can you recommend some resources that I can use directly in my projects?

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I’ve got some resources to help decrease your UX workload!

I’ve put together a collection of templates for things like interview scripts, personas, design sprints, customer journey maps, and more. It's a set of 13 step-by-step guides with videos!

You can check it out here—UX Playbook.

There are also a bunch of free resources available here: UX Playbook Freebies.

For UI-specific resources, check out Figma’s community for files you can duplicate and start working with.

And if you're looking for inspiration, here’s one of my favorite sites—Mobbin.

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