Dribbble API Documentation

Dribbble is an online community for designers to showcase their work, connect with others, and find inspiration. It allows users to share their designs, provide feedback, and discover new design trends. Designers can create profiles, upload their work, and engage with the community through likes, comments, and direct messages. Dribbble also offers Pro membership, which provides additional features such as analytics, advanced search, and the ability to create private projects. The Dribbble API provides developers with access to the platform's data and functionality. It includes a comprehensive set of REST APIs that allow developers to retrieve user information, search for designs, manage projects, and more. The API also supports Webhooks, which enable real-time notifications for events such as new shots, comments, and likes. Additionally, the API comes with extensive documentation, including code samples and tutorials, to help developers get started quickly. To ensure fair usage and prevent abuse, Dribbble implements rate limits on API requests. Developers can check the X-RateLimit-Remaining and X-RateLimit-Limit headers in the API response to monitor their usage and adjust accordingly.