What should you look for in a screen reference?
Pick a task your visitor actually needs to complete, such as resending an invitation. Look at how examples explain the starting state and the next step. Keep your own notes about decisions and unanswered questions so the reference does not replace your design.
Does downloading a screen let you ship its assets?
Mobbin’s plan comparison lists copying and downloading with limits on Free and broader access on paid plans. The copyright page says intellectual property shown in the images belongs to its respective owners. Use the screens as references. Check permission separately before reproducing any protected artwork, brand marks or screenshot.
What should you hand to the person building the screen?
Save the reference link and your own description of what you learned. For example, write what someone should see after they resend an invitation and what should happen if it fails. Give the builder your original sketch and use assets you have permission to distribute.
How can you learn from a flow without copying it?
Draw your own three frames for a fictional invitation task. Use no real screenshots or brand assets.
- Show the actionGive the person a way to tell which invitation they are resending.
- Draw both outcomesAfter a successful resend, show what changed. After a failure, keep an understandable way to try again.