Web Design Inspiration Curated

Media Works

Very much like the big square areas of this layout. The fly over navigation is smartly used here too. It's a nice take on this design pattern overall and executed well to boot.

Sproutr is great because there are lots of different forums and communities on the web for communicating with entrepreneurs, but none that have put the same amount of consideration into the design and UX of their site. Sproutr is very clean and easy to use. Within...

Conservation.org

Darn nice web design here for Conservation.org from Viget. I especially like the interactions on the who we are section of the home page. Very nice work. There's a pretty good case study setup on the Viget website about this one as well. Good stuff to read through for...

Pablo Domínguez

Great minimal approach to this designer's site. I love it. There is some special work done to each case study page too. Check it out.

District 5 Foundation

I love simple design, it's not as easy to pull off as you first think it is. This is why i'm always impressed when I find someone who has. This site for District 5 Foundation is one of those. Well thought out, well designed, deceptively simple websites. By our good...

Seventeenpeople.com

Not only is http://t.co/ACZ3CGlSq8 a lovingly written, designed, and illustrated essay about a favorite TV episode of mine, it’s responsive! — Responsive Design (@RWD) May 21, 2014 Wow, what a great page. The illustrations are very nice and everything is so...

Hammerhead

I love narrative in a site design. This site is such a good narrative experience to scroll through. Well done.

Sternberg Clarke

Well. The new responsive site for entertainment company @SternbergClarke is rather striking: http://t.co/WwJ2RMiAFc (via @leejamescasey) — Responsive Design (@RWD) May 7, 2014 One of the better fixed nav transforms i've seen. A quite nice layout as well...

Nobly

We don't normally post splash pages or coming soon pages, but in this case. Dang, it's a neat one.

Clever Bird Creative

Really great transitions from space to space on the page make the Clever Bird Creative memorable for me. Also the use of slight transparent blocks of space also catches my attention. Beautiful stuff.

Anti Meridiem Design

Cool, almost subtle use of animations to draw your eye on the page. I like the slide out nav (not the hamburger icon use 🙂 but how they've used the big graphic blocks as marquee elements in the nav itself. Clever.

North Charleston

Nice layout here. I really like the detail work in how the page simplifies when you scale the browser down for the various screen sizes. Smart stuff. Also the detail in the search box ux. Check it out.

Blocks

We hosted ConvergeSE this year in the Columbia Museum of Art (CMA). It was cool as we were running around, getting everything set up, whizzing past 16th, and 17th century paintings, to just stop and stare at the art for a few minutes - connecting to the past. When I...

nod

A buddy of ours, Jonathan LeBlanc (@jcleblanc)from PayPal, did a presentation on the Rise of Wearable Technology for us this year during ConvergeSE. Nod (the product) would fit in well to that discussion. Nod's website is actually probably as impressive as the device...

A room for Mattia

I admit that I'm still not sure why Mattia made this site... maybe to find a roommate in Berlin... but I like it because it's simple with a lot of white space. My favorite part is actually the form - not like normal ones, and really fits with the rest of the site.

Mobee

I had fun with this site. Translate from French (if you want), and scroll down. The experience isn't overpowering, but it conveys the right mix of playful and cool - which is perfect when you're essentially selling a lifestyle service. Since it launches in June in...

Markt

iOS app product pages can be very over-done. Markt has a very simplistic style that doesn't flood you with whiz-bang features of a website, that might detract from the whiz-bang features of the application itself (which is what you're selling, so shouldn't be the...

Jam3

Maybe it's my ADD, but it took me a while to get off of Jam3's home page. I dare you to move your cursor around the page and through the copy. I've seen a similar this a couple of weeks ago when I was doing research for Radar...