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Device screen PSD mockups help present apps, responsive websites, interface systems and digital brand work in photographed urban environments. Moqueria’s active category contains 35 single-scene mockups: 18 front views and 17 perspective views. The city split is deliberately balanced—12 Vilnius scenes, 12 Kaunas scenes and 11 Klaipėda scenes—so the choice can be based on visual context rather than one location dominating the library.
A screen mockup is most useful when it clarifies how an interface feels outside a flat design file. It can show hierarchy, contrast, crop and the relationship between a digital product and its surroundings. It should not conceal weak UI decisions. Choose a scene that keeps the important content readable and use the environment to support the story.
A front view keeps screen proportions easier to assess. It is usually the safer choice for interface walkthroughs, typography reviews, design-system documentation and slides where the product itself is the evidence. Examples include Device Screen Mockup V01 — Front View, V18, V30 and V35.
A perspective view adds depth, surface and more environmental information. It can work well for a portfolio cover, campaign hero or launch overview. Device Screen Mockup V57 — Perspective View, V09, V12 and V22 demonstrate this route. Perspective changes the apparent size of interface elements, so test legibility after the artwork is placed.
The three city categories provide different visual options, but the actual photograph—not a stereotype—should guide selection. Browse the 12 Vilnius mockup screens, 12 Kaunas mockup screens and 11 Klaipėda mockup screens. Compare architecture, materials, lighting and viewing distance visible in each preview.
For a city-specific project, confirm that the selected image truly belongs to the intended category and does not introduce a conflicting location claim. For a non-local interface, choose by composition and mood, then describe the scene simply as a Lithuanian urban context.
Use the correct artboard ratio, keep critical copy away from device edges and decide whether the mockup should show a home screen, product flow, campaign landing page or static key visual. Remove private data, temporary annotations and cursor states that do not belong in a public presentation. If several mockups are used, keep the interface version and status bar treatment consistent.
Open a working copy of the PSD and follow its included layer structure. Adobe’s official instructions explain how to edit Smart Object contents. Save the edited file under a project-specific name, then export a high-resolution deck image and a separately optimised web version.
This category contains 35 individual device scenes. If you need a coordinated series, compare the screen-led products in PSD mockup collections, including Capital Pixels, Modernist UI and Coastal UI. The broader Digital Devices category includes 48 products: the 35 single screens plus related collections, bundles and a gift-card scene.
Choose a single product for one final hero. Choose a collection when several views must belong to one city or visual family. Choose a bundle when the story should move beyond screens into retail, transit or outdoor placements.
The exact file type, dimensions, file size, included count and download details on the product page are the authoritative specification. Select Personal or Commercial according to the intended use and review current Moqueria access options. Do not redistribute source PSDs unless the licence explicitly permits it.
A device mockup is a visualisation. If a case study is conceptual, label it clearly. Do not imply that an app was launched, a client approved it or a public installation occurred merely because the presentation looks realistic.
A device mockup is most credible when the inserted interface represents a real product state. Decide whether the presentation should show onboarding, a dashboard, a campaign landing page, checkout, content detail, navigation or an empty/error state. Use realistic data, safe areas and status elements. A beautiful hero screen that cannot exist in the actual product weakens the case study.
The 35-screen category is nearly balanced between front and perspective views. Front views are suitable for interface critique because the crop and proportions are easier to judge. Perspective views contribute atmosphere and physical context, but they may compress small text or controls. Use a front view for evidence and a perspective view for storytelling when both are needed.
The mockup is a presentation surface, not a usability test. Pair it with source screens, prototypes or measured research when making claims about interaction quality. In a portfolio case study, state which decisions the mockup illustrates and which evidence comes from actual testing.
Device images may be grouped under Vilnius, Kaunas or Klaipėda because of the original shoot, even when the frame shows only a chair, table, facade detail, market produce or abstract urban surface. Do not invent a landmark. Describe the visible scene first—phone on a market counter, tablet on a bench, device against an architectural texture—and use the city only at the level supported by the cataloguing evidence.
When location is central to the campaign, choose a scene with a stronger verifiable cue or pair the screen with a city-specific outdoor image. When location is not central, let the environment communicate mood and scale without forcing local claims into the copy.
Export the interface at the correct aspect ratio and resolution. Keep a source frame from the design tool, a working PSD and a final presentation export. Check perspective, reflections, masks and edge pixels at full size. If the Smart Object applies colour or lighting effects, compare the result with the original screen to ensure brand colours and contrast have not shifted beyond recognition.
Use consistent UI versions across several mockups. If the navigation, copy or prices differ from scene to scene, label the variants or update them before publication. Maintain a simple manifest that records the product state, locale and revision used in each export.
A single screen scene is enough for a focused hero, social asset or one case-study moment. Choose a collection when several related contexts support the product story. Choose bundles when the identity must extend beyond screens into posters, billboards or retail applications. Select the smallest set that proves the intended system clearly.
How many device screen mockups are available? The category currently contains 35 single-scene PSD products.
How are the viewpoints divided? There are 18 front views and 17 perspective views.
Which city has the most screen scenes? Vilnius and Kaunas each have 12; Klaipėda has 11.
Which viewpoint is best for UI review? A front view usually preserves interface proportions most clearly. A perspective view is better used as a supporting context image.
Can I present a website rather than an app? Yes, provided the selected composition and aspect ratio represent the intended responsive state clearly.
Can I use a screen mockup for client work? Use the licence that matches the project and confirm the terms on the live product page.
A convincing presentation is more than a design placed into a single scene. Use the Device Screen selection to show how the same visual system behaves across different formats, distances and viewing angles. A close device screen can explain interface detail, while a poster frame or billboard gives the campaign a broader public context.
Before exporting, decide which image should introduce the project, which views explain the details and which scene should close the sequence. Keeping this hierarchy consistent makes a portfolio case study, pitch deck or campaign review easier to follow.
Choose a front view when proportions, typography and layout need to remain easy to evaluate. Perspective views add depth and atmosphere, making them useful for hero images and presentation covers. Wider street scenes can communicate scale, while tighter crops keep attention on the artwork itself.
Work from a duplicate of the original source file and keep the untouched mockup available for future revisions. Organise exported images by project and format, then create separate versions for high-resolution presentation, web publishing and social media. This avoids repeated editing and helps preserve visual quality when the same campaign is shown in several places.
When comparing products, review the scene, viewpoint, included file count and format shown on each product page. For commercial or client work, always confirm the licence information supplied with the selected Moqueria product.
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