
What it costs
- Free tier
- No
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About Gestures
What Is Gestures?
Gestures is a paid collection of mockup hands designed for integrating hand motion graphics into real-world design applications. It falls within the mockups category, providing delicate, ethereal hand animations and static poses that designers apply to UI and UX demonstrations. Gestures fits into the later stages of the design workflow, where creators enhance prototypes and presentations by overlaying neutral hand elements onto device mockups or screens to simulate user interactions.
What Gestures Does
- Supplies a set of timeless hand motion graphics available as layered PSD files for straightforward editing and application.
- Offers transparent PNG files that allow stacking and layering over UI designs, devices, or prototypes without background interference.
- Provides neutral, universal hand mockups that avoid distracting details, suitable for various design contexts.
- Supports easy customization through adjustments in transparency, positioning, and layering within Photoshop or similar tools.
- Enables pairing with device mockups, such as those from Semplice Supply, to create cohesive presentations of UX/UI work.
- Delivers versatile mockup elements for demonstrating gestures in prototypes, including motions that evoke real-user handling.
How Gestures Can Be Used
Designers use Gestures in practical scenarios to visualize user interactions on mobile apps, websites, or desktop interfaces. For instance, a UI designer might layer a Gestures hand mockup onto a smartphone prototype to show a swipe gesture during client presentations, highlighting navigation flows without building full animations. In UX workflows, teams import the PSD files into Adobe Photoshop, position the hands over exported Figma screens or device frames, and adjust opacity to focus attention on the interface while implying touch interactions. Gestures also appears in portfolio pieces, where developers composite hand elements onto app mockups to convey realism in pitch decks or stakeholder reviews. This approach streamlines the transition from wireframing to high-fidelity mockups, aiding feedback sessions focused on usability.
Who Is Gestures For?
Gestures serves UI/UX designers, prototype builders, and presentation creators who need simple hand mockups to contextualize their work in realistic scenarios. It suits freelancers preparing client deliverables, agency teams demonstrating app interactions, and product designers illustrating touch-based flows in mobile or web projects. Those familiar with Photoshop benefit most, as the layered PSD format requires basic compositing skills for integration into broader mockup libraries. Experience levels range from intermediate to advanced users handling presentation assets, particularly in workflows involving Semplice tools or similar device mockups. Visit Gestures
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