is a website for creative writers, artists, It is an online service for creative writers, artists, designers and other creative groups to view their completed works or works in progress online.

Dribbble also launched for cell phones Dribbble's slogan is, "What are you creating? Dribbble's slogan is "What are you creating?" and then encourages creators to upload their own work, and work in progress, to the Dribbble website.

Dribbble's monetization model is to provide a paid account service that allows regular users to become observers and have the opportunity to hire the creators of their work. Generally, a user-contributed content site is often uneven, but the quality of Dribbble's work is very high, many photographers, designers and other creative industry people like to show their unfinished designs here, through the joint exploration with other designers to stimulate their own inspiration.

dribbble often has people posting photos of their work, sketches, UI prototypes, screens, working environments, etc. Careful people can see the photos from the sketches on the dribbble. Careful people can get some information such as equipment, process, ideas, tools and so on from such photos, which is not in vain of the author's efforts. In terms of equipment, the highest frequency of appearance.

For those who don't know Dribbble, basketball and photo design seem to be unrelated. The former usually requires an outdoor court or indoor basketball arena, while the latter usually requires people to sit at a table and draw or work with AI or PS on a computer.

But Dribbble is all about basketball. New images are called "shots", a set of images are called "buckets", and the most recent uploads are called "debuts". ). In Dribbble's vocabulary, there are no retweets and reblogs, only rebounds. Only after getting a certain number of rebounds, the most popular pictures can enter the "playoffs" (playoffs).

Dan Cederholm, co-founder of Dribbble, said, "The name Dribbble is inspired by the dual metaphor of bouncing ideas and sharing (leaking) your work. The name Dribbble is inspired by the double metaphor of bouncing ideas and leaking your work. The b was added because the dribble domain name was taken over (dribble is basketball terminology for dribble). We didn't want to make the relationship so tight at first, but as the service unfolded we found that the basketball terminology really worked, and the connection came naturally.

The main reason Dribbble used the invitation system was because they actually had jobs at the time, and in order to maintain a balance with Dribbble, they could only devote themselves to Dribbble if they were sure that Dribbble had a guaranteed income, and the invitation system met the conditions. The invitation system met the conditions at the time. The Dribbble site's color scheme is primarily gray and black, accented by a pink color that echoes the logo. The main part of the site is occupied by various works, with plenty of space for comments and the number of likes, shares and views. There is even a small space for the use of various colors in different works, so that other designers can imitate their shadows and tones in their works, etc.