March 28, 2024

21 Amazing Examples of Clean and Minimal Web Designs

As a web designer, sometimes it can be tempting to try to incorporate the latest and greatest, trendy eye candy into a design. Or use a complex color palette. Doing this will often result in a web site that looks over designed and distracts from what’s most important – the content. More often than not, you’ll discover that it’s much better to take a minimalistic approach. So for today, we gathered 21 Stunning Examples of Clean and Minimal Web Designs to inspire your for your next project.

Mindful – Minimal WordPress Theme

RED

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Daniel Gray

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Fearon Hay Architects

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Patrick Algrim

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Harlo Interactive

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Evolution Bureau

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Campaign Monitor

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B&F

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Filip Slovacek

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Olivier Staub

White Usage in Web Design

open121

White Usage in Web Design

Piccsy

White Usage in Web Design

Hochburg

White Usage in Web Design

Chris Linden

White Usage in Web Design

Reaching Quiet

White Usage in Web Design

Visual Supply Co

White Usage in Web Design

Frederic Christian

White Usage in Web Design

displaycreative.it

White Usage in Web Design

Studio Saus

White Usage in Web Design

Les Evades

White Usage in Web Design

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Gisele Muller loves communication, technology, web, design, movies, gastronomy and creativity. Web writer, portuguese/english translator and co founder of @refilmagem & @mentaway Twitter: @gismullr

16 Comments

    1. AJ Troxell Reply

      I think minimal is figured based on content as well as design. If this is the case, Facebook does not qualify., it’s design may be simplistic but with the mess of content that shows from every angle, i feel as though it is anything but minimalistic.

  1. Maneet Puri Reply

    Really nice Giesele! Clean and minimal seems so soothing to human eyes. I find websites full of unnecessary content, images and even ads, which is really disturbing. Locating a home button is much difficult than searching for content on a website. Your post and the websites showcased above are really inspirational. Keep up the good work 🙂

  2. Raulon Reply

    Nice designs, but I don’t understand why you always pick vertical scroll websites and never responsive sites. I’m shure if you have tested some of this works on a phone you didn’t show them here

  3. Paul Weston Reply

    Thought this was a very interesting and inspiring collection you have put together and there are some amazing sites. I have seen a few articles you have published and this has to be one of the best yet. I love every site you have included and they all have aspects that I fond inspiring from both a design and development point of view. The site that really stood out for me was the open121 site with its clean professional look and feel through the design and user interaction. I really liked how the the different sections get pulled in. I also liked the Olivier Staub site with the clean navigation and use of background images, it had that minimal feel but done in a different way. Great article and I look forward to more like this from yourself

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