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A curated collection of web design inspiration. This is a list featuring what we think are the best, most inspirational, well-crafted, elegant and stylish web pages in the wild.

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Last update: 11/2/2024

Web Design: Cittá - a furniture website concept

Web Design: Cittá - a furniture website concept

Web Design: Cittá - a furniture website concept AoiroStudio Oct 18, 2018 Let's take a look at this web design by Ovik Mooshlyan for a furniture website concept. He is a UI/UX designer at Cetis Branding Agency based in Moscow, Russian Federation. His retail concept has interesting points to share with having the total straight in the navigation bar. I personally liked the grid system which was pretty unconventional where he didn't use any shadows or blur. We are getting used of seeing more and more retail web designs looking more alike to each other, it's nice to discuss a design taking another direction. More Links Behance Web Design web design UI/UX concept

Web Design Inspiration by Clay #3

Web Design Inspiration by Clay #3

New and notable websites selected by Clay weeklySimon Vouet and Studio The Muses Urania and Calliope c. 1634We monitor and sift through major design awards and news resources to feature 12–15 high-quality websites chosen and curated by our team.We look for clean and simple websites with tasteful use of animation and interactivity. We record a short video and write a quick for each site, so you can get a sneak peek without opening it.ZenefitsI’m sorry guys, but there will be a little bit of self-promotion. But in a good way. We recently worked with an HCM startup Zenefits on redesigning their website from the ground up, and the result is so good it deserves to be featured here. It has all the traditional elements you’d expect from a Silicon Valley corporate site, but it also tells a good story where the user is the hero and the product is the setting. Lots of smooth animations too!Credits: Clayhttps://medium.com/media/9ac3fe3cb351dc388b6c301e3a7ba209/hrefTrue VenturesThis site sets the new standard for a venture capital firm’s web presence. Historically, VC firms had very barebones, poorly designed sites. The new True Ventures website is the complete opposite of that. It’s their signature brushstroke, bright blue headers, and oversized photos and videos that make a minimalist yet memorable brand. And it works blazingly fast.Credits: Uenohttps://medium.com/media/f59acebeac968c09c15f73c1fa1686f9/hrefPoolside.fmBorn after 1991 and wondering what was it like to use Windows 3.11 in Miami Beach? The Poolside.fm site plays some obscure videos and songs from the 90s that can help you get in the beach mood on a rainy day. And they even have a guest book like the good old days. Credits: Marty Bellhttps://medium.com/media/4d71b55653e0691251f1a3273995e471/hrefSallySally is a new service that lets drivers rent a vehicle to drive for Uber and other ridesharing services. But their website looks like the one for buying a Tesla. With bright red accents and 3D transformations, it screams innovation.Credits: Red Collarhttps://medium.com/media/f5e3648d6ba817a31406860bd26009e2/hrefConsiderWho doesn’t love a good product website? This one has all the best parts — a cool company story accompanied by cute illustrations and handcrafted animations, a promising product concept, and of course that feeling of a small team who put a lot of love into building it. The reality is they will most likely be acquired by a huge enterprise who will shut down the project. Remember Sparrow? Credits: In-househttps://medium.com/media/17117cf77e15b6e969fdb4fe3a7ff9da/hrefSquarespace BrandAn impressive case study for the new Squarespace brand that goes into detail about their design process and provides lots of supporting visuals and potential applications of the refreshed design language. Credits: DIAhttps://medium.com/media/72731e6d325e800b45991621983ff0e2/hrefChronicledA great example of the revival of skeuomorphism. 3D-rendered illustrations, Helvetica, and grid-based design work together delivering a fresh approach on a decade-old design trend. I’d throw in some animations for the complete picture, but it’s fine as is. It’s for the enterprise after all.Credits: Good Kindhttps://medium.com/media/a1347d14831c129973bb989cc3c2a331/hrefMine StudioAn Italian design studio showcases its portfolio in a modern yet very traditional way. They masterfully blend the latest web technologies with the tried-and-true design aesthetics paying homage to the iconic Italian graphic designers such as Massimo Vignelli and the likes.Credits: In-househttps://medium.com/media/d2360428dc9caf664dc01bd04dad414b/hrefPriorThe new website for a Japanese hospitality brand Prior delivers a truly serene and captivating experience, which is quite difficult to achieve on the web. Motion, textures, fonts, and shape transformations create a unique atmosphere while you’re exploring the site. It truly feels like it was designed in Japan, and I was surprised to find out that a French agency worked on it.Credits: Immersive Gardenhttps://medium.com/media/eb337fcf708982a8b83a84cf2b99573a/hrefOpen FoundryBold and bright, brutal and humane — Open Foundry’s new site is all about contrast. The fonts are the main actors and you can see them in action as you scroll through the showcase page. They let you change everything, but the interface for manipulating font parameters is subtle and appears contextually.Credits: N/A (leave a note if you know)https://medium.com/media/108756ac7d724270f7192218bfceff73/hrefBird TwoA minimal landing page promoting Bird’s new scooter is centered around the product and people using it. The page is very light on copy with bold headers, photos, and videos delivering the main message and making you want to use the scooter right away. Amazing product design by Branch.Credits: N/A (leave a note if you know)https://medium.com/media/3ecca11d241a88f44eb034c8bdd04efe/hrefPostmates ServeA delivery robot (yes, the actual physical robot) by Postmates might replace couriers someday, but this site already looks like it came from the future. The page is loaded with amazing 3D renderings, videos, and animations, but it still feels like a cohesive, interactive story. Bravo, Postmates!https://medium.com/media/c6bb6f2009d6e6399c876eae5187974f/hrefAbout the author:Anton Zykin is the CEO of Clay, a UI/UX design agency in San Francisco that builds digital products, websites, and brands for clients like Slack, Google, Credit Karma, Coinbase, and Facebook.Web Design Inspiration by Clay #3 was originally published in Muzli - Design Inspiration on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Restaurant Web Design

Restaurant Web Design

Hello Guys, This is a conceptual restaurant web design, colorful UI and user-friendly. I hope you will like this concept. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Share some love by pressing 'L' if you like this shot :) We are available for Projects. Estimate your project at contact@teamoreo.com. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us to see our future works :)

Web Design: Beautifully Designed Home Pages

Web Design: Beautifully Designed Home Pages

Web Design: Beautifully Designed Home Pages abduzeedo Jun 18, 2018 Matt Wojtaś shared a set of beautifully design website home pages and shared on his Behance profile. I believe most of the work was done as a concept and personal exercise, however, there's a lot to love about them, especially the editorial design look precisely translated to web design. I particularly, like the way typography and imagery superimpose each other. I know it would be very hard to be able to make it work dynamically and without a highly curated photo selection, still, it looks great. Another thing I like about some of the designs is the way he played with colors. He creates a good division of content by breaking the screen into sections. Again, I'd love to see how they would scale to different screen sizes.  For more information about Matt make sure to check out his website at wojtas.co Web design   web design

Web Design: Evolve Creative Design

Web Design: Evolve Creative Design

Web Design: Evolve Creative Design abduzeedo Oct 16, 2018 Broklin Onjei shared a beautiful web design project on Behance. Using three different vibrant colours to define a creative agency approach to design and a unique monogram logo made of e (evolve) + c (creative) to lift up the brand name. The goal of this project was to design a modern and trendy creative agency web layout style by using the 2018 web design trend techniques.  The combination of bold large typography, vibrant colour schemes, asymmetry while still keeping it minimalist. More white space and less component has been used for a rich layout approach and to give visitors an easy access as they journey through the site. Web design For more information make sure to check out Broklin on:  DRIBBBLE INSTAGRAM web design

Web Design

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Hello Guys, Today I'm sharing one of my concept about a Jewelry Web Design . Hope you guys will like it. Your feedback and appreciation is always welcome and don't forget to press "L" button :) Thank you. Products From: https://www.chaumet.com/tresors-d-afrique

Monday Morning Web Design Inspiration

Monday Morning Web Design Inspiration

Monday Morning Web Design Inspiration abduzeedo Jun 25, 2018 I have started working on the new version of ABDZ, at least I have that goal and I am already creating mood boards for visual references. Web design is at a very mature state, at least from the static mockup design point of view. The line between print and digital in terms of editorial design is getting completely blurred. I selected some mockups I found o Dribbble to illustrate my point. There are still several open questions on these proposals, especially for me, the fact that they are, as I said, static. Most of them have a fixed size, which I imagine is the above the fold area, however, screen sizes. Not only that, I believe that people, like me, might also have their browser window, not in full-screen mode on Mac Os. So those add yet another set of constraints. Anyways, the designs are very inspiring and there are many components I am definitely adopting/adapting on the new Abduzeedo site. Web design web design

Web Design Inspiration by Hristo Hristov

Web Design Inspiration by Hristo Hristov

Web Design Inspiration by Hristo Hristov abduzeedo Jul 19, 2018 Hristo Hristov is a designer based in Frankfurt, Germany. He has put together a quite inspiring set of comps on web design featuring a quite elegant editorial design style that seems to be perfect translated to the web. I found out about his work while browsing to Dribbble for some web design inspiration. There are a lot of things I love about his work, from typography with huge contrast of font sizes to the composition of the page structure. I am definitely taking some notes from his projects for the new Abduzeedo design.  Web design web design

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Rigoli  / Web site design

Rigoli / Web site design

Practice makes perfect! Late night work for me today - experimenting with colors, typography and 3D. Check out what I did for RIGOLI and don't forget about the attachment! Behance

Bold Web Design Concept for Discovery Channel

Bold Web Design Concept for Discovery Channel

Bold Web Design Concept for Discovery Channel abduzeedoApr 30, 2019 Artem Litvin shared a beautiful web design concept project he created for the Discovery Channel. The amount of work is nothing less than astounding. I particularly like the editorial look and feel with big typography and excellent imagery. It feels almost like that could be the Discovery TV app, if they even have one. My concern about this type of work is always how it scales or behaves depending on screen sizes. That goes beyond the concept design phase, but it’s always important to take in consideration, otherwise I would feel frustrated every time I open Dribbble or Behance. That is an animated redesign concept of Discovery channel website, one of the most widely distributed television network. Web design concept

U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Web Design Concept

U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Web Design Concept

U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Web Design Concept AoiroStudioJun 07, 2019 Oliver Gareis has shared with us through our Facebook, a cool web design concept for U.S. Women's National Soccer Team. Oliver has worked on projects like the web design for the Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice movie. He has this great ability at adjusting text, layout, and imagery with style to enhance our desktop experience. For U.S. Women's National Soccer concept, I just love how his design is empowering women through big bold fonts, enforcing colours and at the same time paying tribute to the flag. I wish to see more of responsive design in the near future, a suggestion! I love to watch soccer in any form. When I see the United States Womens National Team site I came up with the idea to give this whole thing a digital rebrand. I love to explore new styles in my free time and try out new things. My goal was, to create a unique sport driven look with a touch of femininity. More Links Personal Site Behance Web Design & UI/UX Follow Oliver on Behance

3D in Web-design

3D in Web-design

At this moment I work as a web designer, but I really love 3D-graphics. Once I thought, that website background which hosts pictures and texts might be a 3D object. Based on this idea, I decided that it's possible to create a series of illustrations and animations which showing that 3D graphics might look very aesthetically, atmospheric and be integrated into the website. Thinking about how it should looks, the first thing that came to my mind was Braun aesthetics of 1950s-1960s that I chose as a basic style.

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Tips & tricks for a good Web Page Design

In today's digital age, a well-designed web page is a crucial element for businesses, organizations, and individuals looking to make a strong online presence. A thoughtfully crafted web page not only enhances user experience but also plays a pivotal role in conveying information, building credibility, and driving conversions. Here are some essential considerations to keep in mind when designing a web page:

  1. User-Centric Design: The user should be at the heart of your design process. Understanding your target audience and their needs is essential. Create a layout that is intuitive, easy to navigate, and visually pleasing. Prioritize the placement of important information, such as contact details, calls-to-action, and key messages.

  2. Mobile Responsiveness: With the majority of internet users accessing websites through mobile devices, it's crucial to ensure your web page is responsive. A mobile-friendly design adapts seamlessly to various screen sizes, providing a consistent and enjoyable experience across devices.

  3. Clear Visual Hierarchy: Establish a clear hierarchy of elements on your web page. Use typography, color, and spacing to guide users' attention to the most important content. A well-defined hierarchy improves readability and user engagement.

  4. Loading Speed: In a fast-paced online environment, users have little patience for slow-loading pages. Optimize images, minimize unnecessary scripts, and choose a reliable hosting service to ensure your web page loads quickly. Faster loading times enhance user satisfaction and SEO rankings.

  5. Consistent Branding: Your web page should reflect your brand's identity consistently. Use your brand's color palette, logo, and typography to create a cohesive and recognizable look. Consistent branding fosters trust and recognition among your audience.

  6. Engaging Content: Compelling content keeps users engaged and encourages them to explore your web page further. Use concise and impactful copy, complemented by relevant images, videos, or infographics. High-quality content builds credibility and encourages visitors to stay longer.

  7. Intuitive Navigation: Easy navigation is essential for helping users find the information they need quickly. Implement a logical menu structure and include a search bar if applicable. Users should be able to access different sections of your website without confusion.

  8. Effective Calls-to-Action (CTAs): Clear and persuasive CTAs guide users toward desired actions, such as signing up, making a purchase, or contacting you. Use contrasting colors and action-oriented language to make CTAs stand out.

  9. Accessibility: Ensure your web page is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. Use alt text for images, maintain proper color contrast, and follow web accessibility guidelines to provide an inclusive experience for everyone.

  10. Testing and Iteration: Designing a web page is an ongoing process. Regularly test your design across different devices and browsers to identify and address any issues. Gather feedback from users to make informed improvements and refine your design over time.

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