Stencils matching ‘gesture’
iOS Gesture Icons
Common touch-screen gesture icons. Pre-scaled to small/medium/large for ease of use.
Finger gestures for mobiles V1.0
Pointers and finger gestures for designing mobile experiences. You can use this stencil for designing UX (user experience), UI (user interaction), or interface design for mobiles.
Blenderbox UX Wireframe Kit
Gee, printer-friendly! Sometimes, there’s nothing better than printing out a design and just marking it up. When we noticed that our clients were printing our wireframes, we decided to do away with the typical 11″×17″ canvas and create our own stencils, formatted for regular printer paper. This pen-ready baby is outfitted...more
UI Wireflows
Architecture, layout, and flow for software interfaces. UI Wireflows allow you to show the architecture, basic page layout, content and flow of software in one deliverable. With 120 screens and 100 additional UI and flowchart elements, the Kit blends flowcharts and wireframes to help you clearly communicate the functionality...more
iPhone UI Elements
This comprehensive iPhone stencil has everything you need to start designing a great iOS app. To get you started, this stencil includes all the basic user interface elements you need to design an iOS app -- header bars, navigation bars, search bars, buttons, labels, select menus, dialogs, gestures, lists, sliders, and...more
Mobile App Visual Flowchart
Make beautiful flowcharts for your mobile apps in minutes. Just drag and drop mini wireframes to create professional deliverables for your clients, developers or team members. This flowchart stencil comes packaged with 66 fully customizable mini wireframes to represent app functions, along with gesture icons and common...more
Gesture Pro
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iOS Gestures
The most often used gestures in iOS and other touch based platforms.
IxD Gestures
Download our set of gesture icons for interaction design. It includes icons for touchscreen interaction, free gestures and mobile phone gestures. You find an explanation how to use each gesture here: