March 29, 2024

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Minimal websites, when properly designed, are always inspiring. It is always interesting to see how designers approach the minimalistic point of view to create websites that are simple yet effective. Today we gathered some examples of minimalistic web designs to inspire you and to reinforce that you don’t need a lot of elements to deliver a concise website. Check out the examples we have here and share with us in the comments area minimal sites you’ve created.

Mixd

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Whole Design Studios

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Chris Wilhite Design

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Cyclemon

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

The Gold of the Andes

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

PH Digital Labs

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Manuel Moreale

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Nicolas Tarier

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Oxydo

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Dodge & Burn

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Derek Boateng

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

iErnest

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Studio Faculty

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Exponent PR

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Dickson Fong

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Made Together

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Aesthetic Invention

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Hatch Inc.

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

Ghostly Ferns

19 Examples of Minimalistic Web Designs

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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

12 Comments

  1. Sky Blue Reply

    Minimalist designs are growing ever so popular, which I image is good as it would be less work for the web designer 🙂 .. as long as you have a clear mind on the colour combinations.

    1. Katherine Reply

      Actually, what appears to be simple in design often takes more time and critical thinking. The artist has done their job well if it looks like it was easy to make, though that wasn’t necessarily the case. Of course this makes things more of a challenge when trying to convey value if the client does not have a grasp of what is involved!

  2. Stefan Reply

    I don’t like these kinds of websites. They may look nice, but they usually aren’t user friendly. If I have to search for more than half a second to find the menu I’m looking fore I’ll simply leave.

    Like the one @viki53 commented about. Great a picture of a city with a tagline. What does the website do? As far as I can tell it’s just a full screen ad. I can’t find any way to interact with the website, to find out who it’s from, what it’s fore, what info I can get on this website.

    A nice design is great, but it should go hand in hand with function. The only reason to have a website is because it has a function. If a website isn’t interactive, doesn’t give you info, it has no reason to exist. It’s just an ad.

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