When visiting a website, the design makes one of the deciding factors whether you stay longer or leave immediately. Web design professionals always ensure that their client’s websites stand out from the rest of the crowd by designing a unique website with a unique concept and attractive layout.
There is a range of web designs to choose from, but usually, it all comes down to personal preferences, as what works for one might not necessarily work for others. The most important feature in any web design is simplicity, and not over-decorating as the site confuses the visitors looking for ease of use and clear navigation.
In order to help you find some inspiration, we have listed the top seven award-winning web designs examples below:
1. WWF Finprint
The green website has a spectacular design that grabs users’ attention from the get-go. Finprint is a WWF-supported site that helps you check your carbon footprint by playing a game of catching fish. The site will tell you how much CO2 emissions your actions will reduce and what you can do to help create a better world.
The site uses bright colors and bold typography, and simple graphics that reflect the organization’s theme—the bottom panels on the homepage display different messages. One is for those who want to see how much CO2 they have saved and what they can do now, while the another panel is meant for those who’ve taken steps towards helping save planet Earth.
2. FPP
FPP is a marketing solution for businesses that want to create a strong online presence but do not have a large advertising campaign. The site is interesting. Users will be brought to information by scrolling down (walking through) the screen to find pieces symbolized by a pineapple later on.
The highlight section on the home page features catchy headlines and striking microinteractions. Overall, the design is clean and has all the information laid out in clear categories that are easy to navigate.
3. Ufomammoot
The design of this site makes it look like a map of an electric circuit map where users need to swipe and scroll to collect information they need. The website starts with an interesting introduction concept image that immediately grabs users’ attention and pulls them into playing this engaging game.
The three main sections of the homepage include Client, Portfolio, and Culture, while the other pages present background information about Ufomammoot and different packages available to suit your needs.
4. Rainforest.arkivert
This website is so unique and engaging. When you visit the site, you will find the narrator guiding you to learn about the rainforest around the world. The design concept behind this website is brilliant and creative. It makes you feel like you are visiting a huge visual map of an actual rainforest where everything seems alive with music, sound effects, animations that reflect the site’s theme.
The homepage has nice introductory panels that help visitors discover different elements of this site. Visitors will feel like watching an actual video marketing about rainforest when visiting this site. At the same time, there are also other neatly organized tabs on the top banner, including how to become a protector of rainforest and the sharing button to social media.
5. Simply Chocolate
Simply Chocolate provides interactive 3D animation where you can tear open a package of chocolate with different flavours. This interesting site features various product images in which you can scroll down to find your favourite chocolate type.
The homepage utilizes a nice blend of colours and graphics with a cartoonish touch where the animation looks smooth and fluid. At the same time, it also uses a simple slideshow showing different product packaging. There is also an interactive 3D section that allows users to learn more about their products, such as the ingredients and nutritional values.
6. Frans Hals Museum
This amazing site has been designed using multiple panels that will let you scroll across the screen after clicking on one of them to discover more interesting features such as discovering the museum, the latest news, and FAQ about the museum itself.
The website’s home page starts with a colourful section in which you can see parts of the museum in yellow tones against a purple background. Then there are four large panels to choose from at the bottom and a side toolbar to keep you informed with the quick navigation like buying the ticket, viewing location, and checking the calendar.
7. KOOX
Koox, the juice pharmacy, wins the website design game by how intriguing it is for a juice business. The site is clean with interesting and creative navigation, making it easy and simple to find all the information you want.
The home page provides a nice scroll-down experience where you can find all the information about the juice Koox has offered. There’s also a clickable slideshow from which users can select their favourite juice menu while the other panels list some of the newest products on offer. The nice interactive design with buttons on each section makes it easy for customers to purchase online.
Wrapping Up
Website design represents your brand and visitors’ first impression of you. Therefore, if you want to stand out among many professional competitors, you need to create an outstanding website that can leave lasting impressions on your target audience.
It doesn’t matter what kind of niche or industry you are in; every small business owner should be concerned with creating a distinctive and attractive website design as much as possible. Designing web pages is no longer difficult as a wide variety of tools and stock photos available online can help you build high-quality visual content easily and effectively.
Author Bio
Andre Oentoro is the founder of Breadnbeyond, an award-winning explainer video company. He helps businesses increase conversion rates, close more sales, and get positive ROI from explainer videos (in that order).
Twitter: @breadnbeyond
Email: andre@breadnbeyond.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreoentoro/
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