Website design examples

A dark luxury hotel site in a 1931 printing house: Bodoni 'Stay up late.' beside a line-drawn facade whose 24 windows light up to reveal each room and its price, gold floor plans that draw themselves, a cocktail menu that unfolds, and a booking bar.

A loud agency site printed like a protest poster: a hero whose words shout back when you hover them while a speech bubble follows the cursor, service rows that flood pink, poster-style case tiles that press flat, a client strip and a giant 'SAY HI'.

A quiet site for a Kyoto architecture practice: a line-drawn tea-house elevation where moving the pointer changes the hour and the eave shadows, vertical Japanese captions, project rows that slide a floor plan aside, and a vermilion seal.

An organic skincare shop with breathing sage and clay shapes: a 'my skin is…' picker that dims the products that don't fit, add-to-bag buttons that turn into checks, ingredient rows that draw their plant in line art, reviews and a refill band.

A Swiss-style SaaS landing page for a bookkeeping app: a product card where 'Close October' matches each transaction one by one, an animated bar chart, a feature list that swaps a live vignette with a hard shadow, a monthly/yearly pricing toggle and an FAQ.

A retro 70s desert festival site: sunset arcs where moving the pointer sets the sun and warms the sky, a centred lineup poster whose names pop a sticker with their set time, schedule tabs, ticket tiers with a sold-out stamp and a camping map.

A pixel-art game studio site: click the starfield or 'PRESS START' and the hero sprite jumps for a coin, cartridge cards with their own pixel heroes that bounce on hover, a party of team sprites with health bars and a high-score newsletter.

A coffee-shop site built like a Bauhaus poster: a stacked headline that rises in, a 3x3 geometric poster you tap to turn a quarter, a menu grid of primary-colored tiles, opening hours as a bar chart, bean bags that lift and a location block.

A soft, toy-like landing page for a habit app: a clay phone whose habit bubbles you can tap to inflate (the progress ring follows), a loose cluster of habit bubbles, a month of tappable mint days and warm clay testimonials.

A loud cultural-event site printed in two riso inks: misregistered hero type that follows the cursor, a halftone program grid, exhibitor list and a ticket strip.

A personal-brand site for a 400 m hurdler: a giant name behind a pictogram athlete, a cursor-following lime lens that reveals her technique data (tap to lock), sticker overlays, a split-by-split hurdle track and Saturday kids' clinics.

A storybook website for a tiny night bakery in Haifa: an illustrated night scene with pointer parallax and a window you can switch on, a picture-book strip of the baking night, a shelf of SVG loaves that lift with handwritten tags, and a Friday challah ticket form.

A dark technical site for a managed-network company serving clinics and small offices: a line-art network map with a chunky central node, live packets and hover-to-trace devices, a real ticket log, an expanding four-step takeover, a coverage map with a four-hour line and a per-seat price slider.

A shop for a family olive press built around a tactile CSS 3D tin you can drag and spin: giant condensed kinetic type, three oils that repaint the label and the page, an outlined marquee, a nine-hour branch-to-tin timeline that draws itself, animated taste bars and Friday press-visit booking.

A night-match site for a fictional Jaffa football club: four floodlight beams that sweep the hero and swing to follow the cursor, a live scoreboard with a running clock, a goal ticker, a tilting 3D pitch where the ball passes along the XI, and squad numbers that roll like a stadium board.

A streetwear basketball drop on a painted concrete court: a dribbling ball you can grab and throw at the rim (a swish scores and resets the 24-second shot clock), a flipping countdown to the drop, floating product trading cards, court lines that draw themselves and two opposing word marquees.

A motorsport team site where car 27 laps a live track map with a running lap timer and sector colours, a telemetry band scrolls its speed trace in sync, and choosing a tyre compound repaints the whole site in that compound's colour.

A retro jet-set charter site where split-flap tiles clatter to each new destination, a route arc draws across a dotted Mediterranean while a little jet flies it, the departures board keeps rolling, and a boarding pass lets you tear off the stub.

A flight-school site whose hero is a live attitude display: the cursor banks and pitches the horizon, speed and altitude tapes roll, the heading drifts. Then a climb from 0 to flight level 350 that tracks each licence stage, a panel of live gauges, bold pricing and an ATC radio ticker.

A premium esports org site in graphite and acid chartreuse: a giant outlined team name swept by a scanning fill, a canvas radar with live blips, a crosshair that tracks the cursor, a 38-map record that lights up, roster cards that flood with stats on hover and a ticking match countdown.

A cinematic launch page for a fictional dark-fantasy game: a letterboxed eclipse hero with five parallax depths that drift on their own and follow the cursor, rising embers on canvas, a CSS 3D crown of twelve rune plates that turns forever, a lore timeline that draws itself and faction cards with expanding halos.

A cozy indie studio site with a playable arcade cabinet in the hero: catch falling dumplings and dodge chilis with the mouse or arrow keys, while attract mode plays itself when nobody touches it. Chasing marquee bulbs, a tilted ticker, wobbling game critters and a cabinet tour list.

A techno night site where type is the light show: a giant TIEF DRUCK whose letters pump like EQ meters at 132 BPM, a fan of lasers that sweeps on its own and follows the cursor, a beat-driven oscilloscope, lineup names streaming in opposite directions and ticket tiers stamped SOLD OUT. Pulses stay well under 3 flashes a second.

A skate brand's sneaker drop as a xerox collage: a huge DEAD CURB that glitches every few seconds, a sneaker cut out like a sticker that floats and swaps colourways, stickers you can drag across the hero, a live drop countdown, caution tape, product cards with RGB-split glitch hover and a raffle form.

A calm, expensive-feeling site for a Tel Aviv litigation boutique: a banknote-style guilloche seal that engraves itself and turns under a passing sheen, a ledger of selected matters, a practice index with drop caps and a founder's signature drawn by scroll.

A tactile shop for a one-wheel pottery studio in Mitzpe Ramon: a speckled vase that keeps turning on the wheel and reshapes under the pointer, glazes that pour over a big bowl, and a kiln firing curve that draws itself as the page heats up.

An atmospheric site for a family winery in the Upper Galilee: a dusk panorama whose sky, sun and window light shift on a slow loop, vine rows sweeping over the hill, a shelf of bottles, and one vine that lives through a whole year as you scroll.

A warm, human site for a Tel Aviv physiotherapy clinic: a cut-out figure that slowly performs three exercises with a live joint angle in degrees, a body map of where it hurts, a first hour that fills as you scroll, and honest prices with booking.