Design websites

Driftime

Impact-first studio whose site reads like an essay about the work before it shows any of it.

Mobbin

A searchable library of app screenshots, presented as flatly as the screenshots themselves.

uiblockify | Figma ready to use sections

Browse ready-made Figma website sections by category — heroes, pricing, testimonials, FAQ and footers.

Studio OL

Design studio whose first screen is its own name at the size of a poster, and nothing else.

Marian Fusek

Creative director's site that lists what he does in plain type and skips the case-study theatre.

Sömestr

Identity studio that leads with a blue cartoon creature — confident enough to be silly.

Michal Rome

Product designer whose headline rewrites itself mid-sentence to make the argument for him.

Khanh Nguyen

Independent designer whose portfolio opens on the year in serif, sized like a chapter heading.

Ortolan

Melbourne branding studio that sets its name across a soft-focus portrait at full width.

Melius

AI operating system for creatives that shows every prompt it runs instead of hiding the machinery.

Vizcom

Sketch-to-render AI for product designers, sold on a black page with two words of chrome type.

Jack McDade

Personal site that declares war on boring websites and then proves it with palm trees and neon.

Orshot

Creative automation API that lays its output — ads, PDFs, videos — as a dark contact sheet under the pitch.

Squarespace

Website builder selling itself through someone else's brand — a full-bleed florist campaign, product barely visible.

Pretty Progress

iPhone countdown widgets sold as a swatch board — dozens of pastel widgets before a single feature line.

Twohands

Design partner for B2B startups that shows client work as stacked dark cards rather than a case-study index.

Shadcnblocks

Component library for shadcn/ui with a landing page built from the blocks it sells.

Rivet

Design agent for coding agents, introduced by a field of red gradient tiles standing in for parallel design directions.

Relume

Component library and AI site builder for Webflow, pitched as “a marketing site you’d actually publish”.

AlignUI

Design system where the marketing page is itself the proof — components shown as components.

Fontshare

A type foundry site where the typography is the interface — no decoration beyond the setting itself.

Typewolf

Editorial reference for fonts in the wild — magazine layout, updated daily.

CleanShot X

A Mac utility whose landing page looks more expensive than most SaaS — dense without feeling crowded.

Webstudio

Open-source visual builder that argues from the code it outputs — a technical landing page with no gradients in sight.

Jitter

Motion design in the browser, sold by the product itself — the interface animates on the page while you read about it.

Recraft

Vector-first AI art, where a grid of generated work replaces any description of the features.

Ideogram

The image model that renders legible type — and the landing page proves it with typography in frame.

Kalstore

Refillable wall calendars sold on restraint: white space, one product per screen, no urgency banners.

Viacheslav Novoseltsev

Designer who also ships the code — portfolio built as proof rather than as a list of clients.

Save.design

Inspiration manager for designers — the product is a grid, so the marketing page is one too.

Krea

Creative AI suite that shows generated output instead of describing it — a gallery masquerading as a landing page.

Vessa

Animated brand guidelines at a link — colors copy on click, motion plays inline. The demo is the pitch.

Pryzm

Browser tool for generating backgrounds and textures — the output is the entire landing page.

Area Technology

Design studio for advanced visual technology — the site is the showreel.

Cathy Dolle

Designer and front-end developer whose portfolio is itself the interaction demo.

Spring/Summer

Copenhagen studio for digital experiences and brand identities, opening full-bleed.

Logan Liffick

Design engineer's site — brands, systems and products, with interaction craft in the details.

Shopify Design

The Shopify design team's own site, writing about how they build commerce products.

FORA

Swiss strategy and communication agency with a type-led, deliberately quiet portfolio.

Reboot

Studio that builds marketing sites for software startups, and says so in very large type.

Jacob Ince

London creative developer building interactive sites for brands and agencies.

Eleken

SaaS-only UI/UX agency with a case-study-first site.

Minwook Shin

Design engineer's portfolio of product interfaces and working prototypes, Figma through to SwiftUI.

JARCOS

Design practice of João Ferreira, fourteen years of branding and digital work in one long scroll.

mckp.live

Device mockups that move — rendered as video or embedded live in a portfolio.

Dribbble

Shot-based design community with a masonry grid at its core.

Config

Figma's annual conference, with a microsite that changes identity every year.

Pitch

Collaborative presentation tool with a confident, template-led site.

Heatherwick Studio

Design and architecture studio with a project archive built for browsing.

Snøhetta

Norwegian architecture and design practice with a photography-led portfolio.

Vitra

Swiss furniture manufacturer with a museum-grade digital catalogue.

Tobias van Schneider

Designer, writer, and serial founder — a personal brand site done properly.

Cassie Evans

SVG animation specialist with a hand-drawn, deeply personal portfolio.

Lynn Fisher

A personal site that completely redraws itself at every breakpoint.

Paco Coursey

Minimal personal site from the engineer behind cmdk and next-themes.

Rauno Freiberg

Interface engineer's notebook — restrained, precise, and full of interaction craft.

Emil Kowalski

Animation-obsessed engineer's site, written like a set of field notes.

Sagmeister & Walsh

Stefan Sagmeister's archive — provocative, personal, and completely unlike an agency site.

Hello Monday

Digital agency with warm storytelling and generous motion.

Buck

Global creative company whose reel-first site is basically a showreel wrapper.