Creativity is often fueled by inspiration. For all designers, whether beginners or experts, the quest for new ideas can require long hours spent browsing various websites. In this article, we compile a list of the 10 best sites to find design inspiration.
Design Inspiration: Top 10 Must-Visit Platforms
1. Behance: Adobe's Creative Hub
Behance is much more than just an inspiration site; it’s a multifunctional platform. Owned by Adobe, Behance is a social network that unites a large community of designers across all disciplines. Here, you will find inspirations ranging from 3D to photography, web design to innovative products. You can also find job listings and even purchase graphic elements directly from designers. A must for all freelance creatives, Behance can serve as your portfolio where you can showcase your various projects.
Visit Behance
2. Dribbble: The Gathering Place for Web Designers
Similar to Behance, Dribbble is a favorite spot for designers worldwide. On this social network, you’ll find a variety of illustrations, 3D designs, landing page inspirations, and other web design elements. As a bonus, they also offer an online training program for aspiring web designers.
Visit Dribbble
3. Awwwards: The Podium for Best Designs
Awwwards is not just an inspiration site; it’s a competition that rewards the best websites in the world. Whether you are looking for stunning animations or innovative designs, Awwwards is the perfect place to discover current trends.
Visit Awwwards
If you are a Webflow fan, this site is made for you. Listing the best designs created with this tool, it is also packed with news from the web design world and even offers discount codes for various tools. As a bonus, Webflow-Website features Webflow agencies and freelancers who can then showcase their work on the platform. A real way to gain visibility!
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5. Designspiration: A Dive into Colors
This site goes well beyond simple web design inspirations. Designspiration allows you to explore various graphic universes based on one or more colors. Specifically, you select the colors that interest you and Designspiration automatically filters inspirations that match. Ideal for creating mood boards or finding a unique color palette.
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6. Brutalistwebsites: For Lovers of Brutalism
If you are fascinated by raw and minimalist design, this site is a goldmine. Simple yet powerful, it gathers the best brutalist designs from the web.
Visit Brutalistwebsites
7. Abduzeedo: The Kingdom of Branding
From logo design to establishing a complete brand identity, Abduzeedo covers it all. This collective of designers presents various design and branding concepts, showing you how they have been applied. You will find detailed case studies and various inspirations for branding.
Visit Abduzeedo
8. Webflow Template: Inspiration Made in Webflow
Discover the best creations from the Webflow community. Each design is proof of the potential of this tool. As a bonus, most of the projects listed on Made in Webflow are available for free duplication for your own projects. Enjoy!
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9. Lapa Ninja: Landing Pages Under the Microscope
Lapa Ninja is the go-to site if you’re looking for inspiration for your next landing page. With precise categorization, by categories or colors, find exactly what you need.
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10. Gobly: An Animation for Every Inspiration
When we talk about innovation in design, the ability to have an animated preview of our inspirations is an undeniable advantage. Gobly is a treasure in this field. Instead of simply browsing static images, on Gobly, each inspiration is presented in GIF format. This allows designers and design enthusiasts to have a dynamically animated preview of a website’s features and animations before clicking for a more in-depth exploration.
Visit Godly
Bonus: Figma Community, Collaborative and Creative
For those who use Figma, their community is an endless source of inspiration and resources. From free designs to innovative plugins, everything is available to boost your creativity. The Figma community allows you to duplicate any Figma file for reuse in your own projects.
Visit Figma Community
In Conclusion
Every designer has their own source of inspiration. These sites are just the beginning of what the web has to offer. Explore them, discover new ideas, and never forget that creativity knows no bounds. And if you have other suggestions, feel free to share them in the comments of our YouTube video on the subject!
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