PixelPads: Notepads That Resemble Your iPads and iPhones

I’m a notepad hoarder. I love taking notes and sketching on actual paper so these PixelPads are right up my alley. I also love anything related to technology. Granted these were invented for UX designers and app developers because these iPhone- and iPad-sized notepads are identical to the real thing and make working on their ideas super easy, but they work for a desktop notepad as well.

iPhone 5 PixelPad

The front of each piece of paper comes with a pixel grid, which will either help with your pixel-based interfaces and ideas or will help keep your note taking nice and neat. The back of the paper is in a storyboard format with space to work on icon ideas as well.

iPhone 5 PixelPad – the black hashtags indicate the size of the iPhone 4s screen

The iPhone 5 PixelPad comes with a 20-pixel grid while the iPad PixelPad comes with a 10-pixel grid.

iPhone 5 PixelPad

iPad PixelPad

iPad PixelPad

iPad PixelPad

iPad PixelPad

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