You have to admire the designers who have the courage to make a website with a unique style, one that you can’t be included in a trend. I appreciate those designers and you probably know that because I’ve featured a lot of sites with special layouts on Design your way. I found some fresh pieces to show you and, trust me, it will worth the time spent.
Although pink makes you think of cotton candy, bubble gum and girly stuff, it’s actually a very interesting color to use in a web environment. Some designers use it as a predominant color in their website filling the background with it, while others just use a more subtle approach and use just for links, headings or other small elements. We can also divide the pink websites in two categories, the bright ones that look like sugar, spice and everything nice and the dark ones, that look a little bit more serious. Like it or not, pink is a web design trend.
Alongside red and green blue is one of the most common color that you find or use in the site’s design. Firstly, because the clients asks it. Secondly, because you want to use it, as a designer because it suggests smartness, cold and trust and you want that in your designs. Thirdly, because it looks damn good. I didn’t want to just stuff these sites in the article and I decided to filter them for you, depending on what type of site design you would be interested in seeing. Therefore, you have creative, business, minimalistic and e-commerce websites in this list, all of them with a blue touch. I don’t know how many are there in this article. “A lot of them” sounds enough.
I love creative sites. You probably noticed that if you’ve read the weekly website inspirational articles. My admiration for these design is probably the reason for this list’s volume. That and maybe because it’s not that easy to make a design that looks rather conceptual and that proves that you have a rich imagination.
You have to admit that black is a classy color and it is used a lot in fashion sites, for example. Better looking in Flash but, of course, also used in CSS based sites, with different gradients, suggests elegance, sophistication, maybe mystery. Note: this is not a ‘dark websites article’, everything here is based on the color black, no dark blue, dark red, dark brown or dark everything else. Enjoy the great websites presented here.
There are designers who simply love to add a natural element in one of their designs, like a leaf, some grass, a tree branch or even the whole tree. These elements give the website a fresh breath of air, which is complementary to the cold and inexpressive menus, titles and text areas. Besides the small element inserted in the design, there are also full sites inspired by a natural landscape or maybe just a little corner from the beautiful and green nature.The 27 web sites below will prove what I have just written.
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