Dribbble is show and tell for designers, who share shots — small screenshots of the designs and applications they’re working on.

What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers answering that question each day. Web designers, graphic designers, illustrators, icon artists, typographers, logo designers, and other creative types share small screenshots that show their work, process, and current projects.

Dribbble is a place to show and tell, promote, discover, and explore design.

Headquarted in Salem, Massachusetts, Dribbble began as a side project and is now a tiny, bootstrapped and profitable company helping the world's design talent share their creations and get hired. Dribbble has become a go-to resource for discovering and connecting with designers around the globe.

Team Dribbble

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  Rich Thornett

  Co-Founder

  Rich wanted to play pro basketball when he grew up, but found himself trapped in the body of a software developer. So he did the next best thing and co-created Dribbble, where he leads software development and product design.

  He's built web applications for over a decade at blue chips and startups, but is happiest playing a big role on a small team, designing and developing products. He gave a talk at DIBI Conference 2011 and will be speaking at Valio Con 2012.

  He lives in Salem, Massachusetts with his wife and kids. Occasionally, he dunks.

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  Dan Cederholm

  Co-Founder

  Dan is a designer, author, speaker, husband, and father living in Salem, Massachusetts. He is the Co-Founder and Creative Director of Dribbble, and the Founder & Principal of SimpleBits, a tiny design studio.

  Dan previously co-founded the wine community site, Cork’d and has worked with clients such as Google, MTV, ESPN, Fast Company, YouTube, Microsoft, and others. He embraces simple, flexible, adaptable design using web standards through his interface work, writing, and speaking. In early 2012 he received a TechFellow Award for Product Design & Marketing.

  Dan is the author of four best-selling books: CSS3 For Web Designers (A Book Apart), Bulletproof Web Design 3rd Edition (New Riders), Handcrafted CSS: More Bulletproof Web Design with Ethan Marcotte (New Riders), and Web Standards Solutions (Apress/Friends of ED). And he’s an aspiring clawhammer banjoist.

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  Bruce Spang

  Intern

  Bruce Spang is a web designer, developer, and high school student from Salem, Massachusetts. He has been a software engineering intern at Dribbble for the last year and a half and he plays a mean sax.