The internet is full of some amazing and inspiring websites.
These special snowflakes are the ones who find innovative ways to utilize every possible design and technological boundary to their advantage to create experiences that many organizations wish they had.
Finding these diamonds in the rough can be an incredible challenge, especially if you’re planning a website redesign and are unsure of where to start.
Fortunately, sites like CSS Awards, Awwwards, Webby Awards, etc. exist to help highlight the sites we should push our own to reflect.
To help showcase some of these awarding winning sites, I dove into each of these award-honoring sites and pulled the ones that are not only beautiful examples of modern design but also exercise UX, UI, information architecture, conversion rate optimization, video marketing, tactics to their fullest potential.
When looking at each site, it’s important to understand that these should not be seen as templates you should attempt to copy. Instead, analyze them and find the parts of them that utilize design/marketing/content strategies that could be repurposed and revised into something that fits your audience.
With that being said, enjoy these 56 killer examples of award-winning website designs done right.
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ESPN takes its sports content and programming to the next level with this dynamic and eye-catching site filled with large, high-resolution images and video. The site utilizes background video to keep up with the sports network’s energy and sections with subtle hover and transition effects and to keep the user experience smooth. The ‘featured sports’ slider is thoroughly entrancing and does an excellent job of showcasing each of the sports alongside interesting statistics and informative details about available programs.
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Montage takes showing-off its product to the next level with this easy to maneuver homepage that clearly outlines what its product is, how it looks, product quality, and testimonials. The site is an excellent example of one approach you can use to highlight your product and the most important points your users would be concerned with finding answers to. The sticky sub-navigation allows users to easily navigate around the page to find exactly what they’re looking for.
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Finding the perfect home is all about being able to conveniently research exactly what you’re looking for, save and store what you like, and make it easy to find it all later on. Zillow hits the nail on the head for all three of these points with its intuitive real estate site. The search area within the hero area makes it easy for new users to quickly select and search listings without having to look for some hidden search page.
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Revols takes a bold approach on its website by enlarging its small, sophisticated headphones using macro photography and video. The photography and video make the site incredibly product-focused, so its users slowly become more and more immersed in the experience these headphones can give you. The large font treatment on this site is also a nice touch and adds to the larger-than-life earbud photography.
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Fiftythree captures all the features and benefits for its Pencil Stylus throughout this standalone product page. These features and benefits are accompanied by images to illustrate the product in action so the user has an easier time visualizing them and how they can apply the product. The layout and visual treatment of the product’s anatomy section are also very unique and act as a dynamic way to lead users to read more about the product, as opposed to static sections one after another.
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Unlike traditional product-focused sites, Morgan Stanley headlines its homepage with an article they hope to drive a significant amount of traffic to (especially since it connects with the holiday family gatherings we’re expected to attend). The rest of the layout beyond the homepage hero plays with a grid-focused layout to organize the assortment of recent articles they’ve posted.
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Boosted took what could have been seen as an average skateboard to the next level by introducing amazingly detailed photos of its product accompanied with detailed descriptions on its site. The site’s gray tones and white backgrounds help keep the focus on the orange call-to-action buttons and the brightly colored skateboard they use as an example of the product. I also love the fact that they have a blog that seems to highlight issues they have/are addressing with the product, adding a wonderful level of transparency to the company.
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Wozber did a killer job breaking down the step by step process it takes to make sure your resume is perfect for that dream job you are looking for. Its homepage clearly outlines the steps up front, which are then further explained in individual sections below.
The site even has examples of some of the resumes they’ve made, making it easy for you to see exactly what the finished product could look like before you decide to sign up.
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Opus drives home the organic, natural, and health benefits of its soil by adding bountiful amounts of greenery throughout the site. With so many different options for potting soils out there, it can be hard to decide which one is the healthiest for your plants or garden. Opus proves its product is best by addressing the ingredients and physical properties its soils offer that segment it from your traditional brand. I was also very pleased to see they blogged and occasionally mixed in more delightful posts to help reach wider audiences such as this one.
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Far too often software companies have very beautiful websites that completely lack any images of their products. If you’re currently in this position and looking for inspiration, Zero is a fantastic site for inspiration. The use of images accompanied by descriptive text that explains each makes the product that much more real and relatable for people interested.
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Cap HPI helps provide a wide variety of automotive data to a variety of different personas. With that in mind, Cap HPI has built its website so those personas have an easy time finding the type of solution they’re looking for. To facilitate this, they have optimized the navigation so you’re able to quickly understand whether or not CAP HPI can help you.
On top of all this, the site’s design, subtle animations, and unique color palette make for a delightful and refreshing visual experience in a market that might otherwise have a very bland, corporate layout.
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Although the site is smaller than others, Quiver still manages to shine among the rest.
I love the fact that they utilize emotion immediately when you arrive on the homepage with the background and the copy. They even managed to get a signup form in there, rather than only incorporating a button that sends visitors to a separate signup page.
Quiver’s product and features pages do a beautiful job of displaying the appearance of the software accompanied with small interactive elements to help show how the product works.
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Wordstack did an excellent job keeping its website small, condensed, and organized, while still delivering all the value the product offers. The large, full-width imagery and consistent use color palette and styling throughout the pages make for an incredibly uniform design that pairs very well with the color palate of the software.
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Certain customers love indulging in products they know are crafted and created by companies who want to deliver quality products to their customers. And companies like Campos Coffee know exactly how to cater to those buyers.
Campos uses its website as a way to highlight the time and effort their team puts into their coffee, how it benefits the community, and why you’ll feel good buying it. All these points get wrapped into a wonderful story that they display on the homepage and throughout every other site page.
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Rather than only highlighting features, Kin takes it to the next step and utilizes its homepage to showcase the benefits of its products so people know exactly what the product can be used for before venturing off to other areas on the site.
In terms of design, Kin’s use of the larger serif font throughout the site accompanied by real office photography helps add a huge amount of credibility to its brand. It also lets the customer know that there are real, personable people behind the amazing product, rather than leaving it up to guesses.
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Looking to travel by ferry but not sure where to go? SeaStreak’s got you in good hands. The site’s UI is organized so you’re able to quickly build a ferry schedule that works for you. I also find the navigation extremely interesting. The routes and schedules menu drops down to show you all the available options, and the day trips and getaway menu is already segmented for users who are on the site looking for exactly that. These elements help create convenience for the user AND speed, so they aren’t left in a dark hole of the site trying to figure out how to search for what they want.
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S Bottle’s sleek product is given special treatment throughout the design of the website to highlight its innovative beauty and benefits. Utilizing the bottle in various animations has made the site more engaging and adds interest in learning more about the product.
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Ocean Health Index helps bring the beauty of the ocean to the web with its stunning layout, visual imagery, and cool tone color palette. The large use of font across the website also helps keep it easy to read and professional.
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The use of space on Wealthsimple makes it incredibly easy to segment each section of its pages. The beautiful GIFs throughout the page also make for an exciting experience, especially since they don’t relate directly to investing.
The site makes investing seem that much more fun. Rather than showcasing spreadsheets, stacks of cash, and tacky language, they make sure they differentiate the WealthSimple brand so it doesn’t seem like every other investment software or service
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The quirky animation on Toggl’s homepage page draws the user’s attention immediately on arrival. This style of imagery is carried throughout the remaining sections with simple groups of content boxes directly next to each.
Toggl also pays careful attention to how things animate in on page load. For example, Toggl’s pricing page fades in the hero and then each pricing area from left to right. Attention to these details makes the feel of the site that much more polished.
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Looking at roofing may not sound enjoyable for the average homeowner, but Shademaster makes sure it can be.
They strategically segmented the type of work they did into roof designs in the nav which send the user out to individual pages where they can plan and design their ideal roof and receive a quote. This approach makes the roof buying process that much more autonomous for users; there’s no need for someone to visit your house just to get something started.
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Born on September 22, 2011, Slavery Footprint is a non-profit organization that works to engage individuals, groups, and businesses to build awareness against modern-day slavery. Their website pushes accessibility, usability, and responsive design to the next level. When a visitor launches their homepage, the breaking of the chain design catches their eyes, giving a clear message of the company’s mission of freeing the modern-day slaves.
The site offers an interactive experience to members with a unique pop-up design for each of the menu. Slavery Footprint Website is a perfect example for Non-profit organizations on how to keep the members engaged and grab attention to their cause.
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With the ‘Dark Mode’ design trending in 2022, Black Negative is a website that stands out with its smart use of dark background paired with subtle colours, call-to-action buttons – offering the visitor a smooth visual experience.
Visiting Black Negative’s website is a unique experience because of its fascinating design, excellent use of fonts, creative navigation, high-resolution photographs, fantastic video quality, and focus on small details. The technical skill displayed by the designers using rich multimedia content, harmonious flow, and background music site-wide is merely remarkable.
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Called Hello Monday to make Mondays better – the company is a creative studio that makes digital ideas, experiences, brands, and products come alive. Their creativity is well reflected in their website that offers unique digital experiences, tickles the brain, and pleases the eye.
Not only is Hello Monday an exciting concept, but it is also a stunning execution and display of services and insights with a creative blend of animation and visual effects on pixel-rich graphics – overall, the site immerses the user into a very engaging experience. As an atypical site, it contains bold use of fonts, easy user navigation, and several unique usability elements.
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The website of AQuest is an implausible example of incredible imagery, story-telling, creative use of multimedia and animation, visual design, and, most of all, sound engineering. They have also harnessed the benefits of infographics for their website. There is a lot to be said about the typography, and cursor hover effects and smart use of motion in this project.
The designers have spent a lot of time on interaction and rollovers on the website. Mirroring their outstanding work in Website, Social, Films, 3D, Labs, AQuest’s dark background theme with a combination of excellent visual effects brings a unique motion style to the website. The feeling of creativity can be perceived in every corner of this production and technology company website.
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ETQ is one of the premium footwear brands in Europe’s main capitals. They have created a niche for themselves in the market with their different approach to footwear and signature style shoes. Their website reflects luxury and premium designs with a minimalistic approach to create an optimal shopping experience for customers.
The site is stripped down with big compelling visuals, flat color backgrounds, strong typography, and high-definition images of the products to keep the users’ focus on precisely what they came there to see, i.e., shoes. The site falls in line with the current website design trends, gripping product images, and a slew of subtle details that makes it stand out from the crowd.
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A good website design has become increasingly important, especially in the world of media and publishing. And Woven Magazine’s website aesthetically appeals to readers with an exciting concept and stunning execution. What captures the viewers are the large images, video thumbnails, and articles that dominate the page, capturing the attention to what matters the most to the company, i.e., information.
The online publication creates a clean design, clean typography, easy-to-read content, and engaging website, free of any distractions like ads or pop-ups, giving the readers the experience of the content itself. With simple maneuvering and continuity throughout, the site’s makers and thinkers celebrate artists and artisans with their stories of fear and triumph, attitude and spirit, risk, and return.
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Feed offers visitors a truly unique and immersive experience. From the moment users click to the Feed Music website, a creative combination of video content and animation creates an incredibly engaging experience.
This site is a perfect example of how to create immersive experiences with multimedia. No matter what type of organization you run, video and animation can be perfect assets for engaging users directly and grabbing their attention as soon as they arrive on your homepage.
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One of the most immersive non-profit websites of 2016, Rainforest Guardian uses WebGL, immersive 360-panoramic images, unique stories and videos, and diverse content. You can get to know all about the Yanomami tribe of the Amazon, including the villages, natives, and waterways with a 3D effect.
The website creates a fantastic user experience with incredible imagery, storytelling, visual designs, and, most of all, an interactive way to get people to connect with their social cause and convert into volunteers to protect nature. The smooth transitions, navigation mechanics, and stunning mountains in 3D capture users’ attention precisely.
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Zillow is one of the leading real estate and rental marketplace, providing users with data, inspiration, knowledge, and all the professional help they could get to find the perfect home of their dream. The website was rated high in 2016 for its aesthetically appealing, feature-rich, functional development.
The minimalistic approach, flat color, and illustrations of home pushed usability, accessibility, and seamless navigation on the website and catered the right information with full details to the right audience. The site serves as a real example of properly executing maps with grid structure while still maintaining excellent visual designs.
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With an invitation to use your mobile device in the right corner, a world spinning front and centre, and paper airplanes flying throughout, this website by Active Theory in the U.S. accomplishes a lot by investing in a simple concept – the power of the web and an Android device creates instant connections and is as easy as tossing a paper plane. As the planes seem to come closer and then further around the world, users organically feel like they are part of the story – a clever trick for any website.
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One of the coolest crowdsourced video blogs, Nowness, is an award-winning website that creates the finest interactive and unforgettable user experiences. Most of the website’s content comes from independent creatives, which is, by far, one of the most popular ways for publishing more related content.
When combined with big thumbnails and subtle typography, the video format creates a matchless website with a gallery of captivating content that breathes innovation, stories that every brand wants to tell, and creative approaches. Thus, just like the name, Nowness is all about a movement for innovative excellence and telling compelling stories in the very moment while celebrating the extraordinary of every day.
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Denmark chocolate maker Simply Chocolate created this website with specific pages for every chocolate bar. One of the most delightful visual aspects of this site is the way all the products display consistency in branding as you scroll from one to the next. Every chocolate bar seems to pop off the screen, tempting you to reach out and grab it.
Simply Chocolate manages to create an engaging and immersive experience with a relatively minimalist design concept that encourages the user to explore and continue engaging with the site.
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A top-notch website that skillfully brings animation and AI experience to life with spectacular use of CSS and JavaScript. Cryptontrading demonstrates how to present cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin using modern solutions like artificial intelligence. The website helps understand changes in currency’s values as well as identify essential buying and selling opportunities.
With its exciting concept and stunning execution, the website challenges our understanding of what is possible with AI on the web. As the visitor scrolls down, the site immerses the users into a very personal and engaging experience with Crypton’s greeting appearing on the home page, “Hello, I am Crypton,” one letter at a time.
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Active Theory takes a bold approach with animation to display their portfolio, leveraging a dynamic website, water-effect animation, typography, and high-quality images. Their site serves as a real excellent example of portraying their portfolio differently with brilliant navigation mechanics and visuals mixed with animation.
Even if you are not AR and VR fan, the website’s innovative use of graphics and animation can explain a complicated visual experience that is hard to ignore. Their meticulously crafted and experienced team of in-house designers and developers have award-winning performance and attention to details and are excellent to work with.
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Koox is the first Take Away, based in Central London, in partnership with top chefs of the city. Their website is one of the best designs of 2018 in the field of development and digital experiences. The unique watercolor-theme, continuous scroll, and animation of vegetable illustrations, and smooth transition between different sections of the page, make the website outstanding.
The designers have worked hard on beautiful illustrations that animate perfectly that enhance the design interface of the website, making it clean, aesthetically, and visually appealing. The captivating website will surely make the visitor order food they have to offer from the top chefs of London.
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The 2018 Site of the Year Awwwards winner from the Netherlands uses a combination of exhibit photography and digital design elements. This carefully crafted mixture guides visitors to the site through the experience they’ll have during a visit to the museum in person. This is a great combination of information and immersion that also effectively promotes the museum’s Instagram account seamlessly through the homepage.
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Another best website design of 2019, Nomadic Tribe, is one of the most prominent examples of illustration, interaction, animated storytelling experience with four chapters and a brilliant soundtrack. The meticulously crafted website is an immersive experience for the users to remember. The website is a poetic journey that uses 3D graphics and visual codes to tell a compelling story and rules the comic book world.
Maintaining the usability, Nomadic Tribe created an out-of-the-box navigation experience and did an exceptional job with beautiful animated transitions that made it the site of the year. Don’t miss to keep the sound on while going through the website.
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With one of the best war films of all time, Into the trenches|1917 website is also one of the best immersive 360-degree AR websites. Featuring the trenches and chapters from the film, movie buffs can walk around and explore the sets to full-scale within the comfort of their home. Step up into the tracks, watch filmmakers bring the Oscar-winning film to the big screen, and learn the movie’s secrets in 3D.
Immersive yourself into the exclusive behind-the-scene sites and explore the mile-long trenches in full-scale Web AR. The site has won several awards, worldwide praise, and pick-up from the press. The users can check out the detailed environment of the war on a real scale combined with a wide variety and in-depth content, resulting in an incredible dwell time of over 3.5 minutes.
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IDEO is one of the leading global design companies committed to creating human-centered designs and positive impact through their work. The Octopus Blog is a testament to their incredible work that has won the Best Business Blog/Website 2019 Webby award. The blog website is designed with a black-and-white theme and different Octopus drawing as its homepage design creates a cohesive theme as you scroll.
With a tint of yellow highlighted in the blog titles and the images pulled towards you, the exciting website features make the audience enjoy scrolling, reading through the stories, and a unique user experience.
Diana Danieli is an interior design, construction, and furniture manufacturing brand that helps clients make their dream of an ideal home with exclusive interiors come true. The 2019 Webby Award winner for the best website design – their site displays a black-and-white theme with beautiful imagery of art and architecture with prime distinction and heavy exposure.
Their cursor cascading effect on the website is fantastic, engaging visitors to browse through the variations and photographs. Every picture on the website exhibits the creativity and extensive labor of the artist who owns the website. An excellent new effect in the website is that it has soothing audio and piano music incorporated which immerses the visitors.
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George Nakashima – was a Japanese-American woodworker turned architect who emphasized nature care. The website represents his beautiful work which is legendary for its use of natural forms of the tree. The website is essentially a slideshow of his one-of-a-kind furniture pieces, philosophy, and beautiful forestry and farming images.
His profound quotes of nature, trees, or wood mixed up with the website’s light yet elegant theme make it relaxing for the visitors and show that George Nakashima Woodworker’s work is incredible. He recognizes the beauty of trees and the environment. As a result, the website has won Webby 2019 Honouring the Best of the Internet award.
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Bringing you the most creative and interactive website online right now – Bruno Simon! The quirky animation and 3D virtual art on Bruno Simon’s homepage draw the user’s attention immediately on arrival. The site won the Best Website Designs of 2019 award for its awesome playful 3D WebGL art effects.
The website is a portfolio of Bruno Simon – a freelance creative developer in Paris. It revolves around a simple car game with a bird’s eye view and is a combination of physics concepts, 3D visual art, standard technologies, and profound attention to details. The website is an excellent example of how a portfolio site can go above and beyond with interactivity and walk around with exciting gaming experience.
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The MA True Cannabis website is one of the best examples for companies in the Retail industry looking to revamp their website. Born from the desire to create a true emotional journey – the site offers unique designs mirroring the unique characteristics of their products and guide users through the Four Worlds.
The orange-themed website has a youthful experience that produces a warm and friendly effect for the visitors. A perfect combination of creativity and 3D visuals, animated floating elements, overall, the website offers a strong user engagement, and eCommerce functionalities merge into a seamless experience.
King is not your ordinary graphical website. They are the leading interactive entertainment company with more than 200 games in their kitty, including the top-rated ‘Candy Crush’ game. Won the best graphical website design award – their website is not just about colours, or icons, or images, it is more about the mascots they have built, the story behind, and how users are connected deeply with each game.
The illustrations, motion graphics, audio/ video, variety of colours, when you scroll down the page, the website is an experience in itself all remaining consistent to the brand. The three-dimensional appearance of each character makes the scrolling fun and smart use of different ‘call-to-action’ buttons make the site visit worthwhile.
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Legendary composer – Alan Menken has created some of the most beloved Disney songs capturing the imagination of audiences for over 35 years. His website reflects his musical and poetic love and is one of the most incredible portfolio websites of this time.
A compilation of all his famous work along with an exciting biography of the legend, the website weaves a compelling story along with interactive user navigation. The compositions of his famous songs come alive through a clean, minimalist interface and use of large grids that encourage visitors to revisit their childhood memories and listen to the songs once again.
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This French artist’s website is an engaging blend of still photography, video content, and bold use of black and white to guide users through an incredible array of works. Elias Akentour is a French art director with more than seven years of experience with hands-on work in branding, design, and advertising with special focus on new technologies and luxury markets. As soon as you click to the site, you’ll notice an unmistakably upscale vibe; the quick introduction blends seamlessly into the meat of the site and offers easy navigation through the rest of the site’s content, including a gallery, portfolio, and contact information for Elias.
The intriguing animations throughout the website encourage you to explore and learn more about Elias and his work.
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Ozark, Missouri based Torgerson Design Partners is a full-service architecture firm with a stunning website. Every section of the site includes familiar features with micro-animations instead of the typical static icons you’re used to seeing on other sites. The clean and minimalist design guides users downward through information about the company, their design philosophy, a gallery of past projects with quick views of their details as you hover over each one.
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This website is working to increase awareness of stem cell donation and hoping to diversify the global bank. Every piece of the site draws the eye in – from the unique colour combination of umber and teal to the movement to the right of the eye. The moving balls located in just that area force the user to see the site in fullness, boosting visual interest seamlessly.
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When you have a figure as powerful and recognizable as Greta Thunberg, your best option is to use that image in your website campaign. That’s exactly what Superhero Cheesecake has done with “The Year of Greta” from the Netherlands. A passion project with an illustrated timeline of Thunberg’s rise from kid campaigner to global icon.
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Regardless of your industry, if your site isn’t optimized for mobile, you’re a few years behind. This is especially true for the film industry, where technology and imagination are expectations of any digital campaign. The UK’s Skyline Films has worked their magic in marketing for the film series, Sherlock Holmes. When working with period pieces, it can be difficult to balance the beauty of the era with the magic of technology, but this mobile site goes beyond what most users expect. Victorian images in sepia tones seem to contract with the speed and intuitiveness of the sit, but that contradiction is what makes it work.
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A digital take on the I-Spy books beloved by children the world over, this New Zealand campaign for the children’s destination, Hei-Hei, is both imaginative and informative. It captures both the spirit of the place while being a fun, game-like entrance into the world of the park. Sites that can make the digital world come alive for children are rare, and this one does it in such a way that adults will want to be involved, too.
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Moooi is one of the legendary brands inspiring the world with its breath-taking and innovative interior designs. Like their original, rebellious, and sophisticated techniques, their website is unique, conveying something extra in terms of beauty and uniqueness with stunning pictures. In addition, the website is an unexpected and immersive showcase of their well-curated mix of lighting, furniture, accessories, and other eclectic stuff that outlast everyday interiors.
By an artistic mix of animation and video, the website engages visitors with a sense of exquisiteness and delivers the extra touch of creativity. The positioning of the images and blossoms and other effects immerses the person in an enticing experience. As the nominee of one the finest websites, Moooi, pushes the accessibility and responsiveness ahead to another level.
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Has lockdown put a limit on your travel? Well, with the situation getting a little relaxed, let the adventure begin with Mammut! Explore your surroundings, share your experience with the community, and win exciting prizes. With mountains calling you to step out during the lockdown, the Mammut is a local adventure challenge community website that encourages you to go out and explore your local outdoors, click quality imagery, and submit photos to win gear.
The Landing Page and the outdoor images through the website are beautiful, with a cool touch of a mammoth logo walk/animation as you scroll. The website is incredibly designed with sturdy consideration to each element that may challenge the visitors to go outdoors and tell a compelling story through pictures.
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Go. Pioneer website, daring and contrast colors, a beautiful amalgamation of science and real-time 3D assets and animation, shape the design and experience of the site. The organization beautifully captures behind the scene processes and cutting-edge science of pioneer corn through its website. In addition, it brings awareness to the corn seed development right from lab to field and how it will change the concept of farming.
From a technical and scientific perspective, the design makes moving down the page feel rhythmic and natural, ensuring the readers read each bold and big caption with copy and click through every CTA on the homepage. In addition, the website gives a more transparent view of each process and performance by the team for easy understanding.
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FWA collaborated with The Cool Club to let the visitors explore the history of 54 of the coolest websites and digital projects at one place as featured in ‘Web Design, The Evolution of the Digital World 1990-today’. In addition, the website has of its kind limited edition deck of cards display allowing users to play with the cards and see video examples of the actual work each card represents.
The team’s interactive design and out-of-the-box thinking tell the story of the respective video and website when clicked on each card. The website is visually appealing and functional, the brainchild of the coolest minds globally, making creative things, websites, or products for the newest citizens of our time. So, are you ready to play the game?
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